The phrase "based on this premise" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a scenario or idea. For example, "Based on this premise, the team decided to move forward with their plans."
Based on this premise, we have been developing a ligand-based multimode 3D-QSAR procedure to model unknown receptor sites for several years.
Based on this premise, fundamental questions to help forecast the future of coral reefs emerge.
Based on this premise, the results obtained with sucrose are well described by the CSM.
Based on this premise, our goal is to design the QoS network system for the traffic management so that QoS requirements are satisfied.
Based on this premise, the clay water/cement ratio hypothesis for blended cement admixed clay is proposed for analyzing and assessing the strength development.
Based on this premise, biodegradable polyesters: amorphous Poly (Lactic-acid) (PLA) and semi-crystalline Poly(ε-caprolactone) (PCL), were used for manufacturing 3D scaffolds.
Based on this premise, the paper introduces a model by which large scale assessment of grid connected wind based power generation may be undertaken for a utility service area.
Based on this premise, and considering a striking similarity in the anatomy and function between human and monkey hands, here we used chitosan/PLGA-based, autologous marrow mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs -containing tissue engineered nerve grafts (TENGs) for bridging a 50-MSCs -containingerve defectissuehengineeredys.
Based on this premise, we initiated the present study to explore whether higher affinity TCRs generated through mutations in these CDRs or other regions would lead to significant reductions in peptide specificity (i.e. the result of greater binding energy gained through interactions with major histocompatibility complex (MHC) helices).
Based on this premise, we approached the problem of reconstruction as a learning problem.
Based on this premise, we introduce two methods to reduce the high PAPR.
