The phrase "a distribution factor based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variable or parameter that is determined by a specific criterion or set of data.
Example: "The analysis revealed a distribution factor based on the population density of the region."
Alternatives: "a distribution factor derived from" or "a distribution factor determined by".
Hence, it is not reasonable to use load distribution factor based on AASHTO loading guidelines for the design of these curved bridges subjected to Australian Bridge Design loading.
And according to the FE results, the distribution factor based on the AASHTO LRFD Bridge Design Specifications was sufficient for the design of the folded plate girder bridge investigated in this study.
In order to account for potential selection bias, a weighting factor based on the distribution of age and sex has been included in all analyses to ensure representativeness.
We achieved this by applying a scaling factor based on the empirical distribution of ED scores in a randomly generated phylogeny of 5000 species grown under constant rates of speciation (0.1) and extinction (0.08).
Subsequently, a characteristic Q sort distribution was calculated for each factor based on the standardized factor scores.
For each location, the annual energy output and capacity factor based on Weibull distribution function parameters at their respective hub height are determined using Equations 17 and 18, respectively.
Even so, Dr. Evans said, there are differences in the distribution of some genetic factors based on "continent of ancestry" (a phrase being used more and more instead of the overheated word "race").
This paper discusses the reservoir space in carbonate rocks in terms of types, combination features, distribution regularity, and controlling factors, based on core observations and tests of the North Truva Oilfield, Caspian Basin.
The purposes of this pilot project were to: a) establish a baseline of health care provider knowledge regarding stillbirth risk factors based on geographic distribution (urban/rural) and provider licensure (MD, APRN, PA, CNM) and b) evaluate the utility of a Stillbirth Risk Factor Toolkit and its effects on provider knowledge.
To study solute distribution at the solid liquid (S L) interface during melt crystallization, we examined the applicability of the interfacial solute distribution factor proposed based on a kinetic model involving both mass and heat balances at the interface.
