The phrase "a panel based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a panel that is created or designed using a specific foundation, concept, or criteria.
Example: "The conference will feature a panel based on recent advancements in renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a panel derived from" or "a panel centered around".
A potential approach adopted in the current study is to design a panel based on in silico retrieval of novel miRNAs related to diabetic kidney disease and to evaluate its usefulness in disease diagnosis.
Renowned British Cartoonist Banx Drew a Panel Based On Our New Documentary.
At #FakeSXSW about to host a panel on "How To Host A Panel" based on last year's "Host A Panel Next Year".
Within the past few days, young and famous feminist Jessica Valenti defended her decision not to take part in a panel based on More magazine's recent list of hip and important young feminists and Nora Ephron all but dismissed the old-line feminist movement of the Seventies by esstentially calling women of that era "irritable" in a Huffington Post article taken from her new book.
In step 2 of the review process, a further selection and extraction phase was conducted where 37 publications cited 15 or more times were selected for manual screening by a review panel based on an extended review protocol.
In this study, we developed a miRNA panel based on an unbiased, systematic way, and evaluated its diagnostic efficiency through a multi-stage independent validation series.
Thus, it is no longer a simple matter to decide which condition should be added to a screening panel based on incidence, when a group of conditions may be simultaneously detected from a single analytical procedure and the group incidence (or impact to society) may be of higher relative importance than any of the single conditions within the group.
The questionnaire (11 items, including 3 open-ended questions) was developed by a multidisciplinary panel based on Dillman's principles of web-based questionnaire designs [ 17].
A smearing method was proposed to homogenize the HASP into a homogenous panel, based on two-step equivalences of extensional rigidities and bending rigidities.
A final diagnosis was assigned to every patient by an expert panel, based on histopathology, imaging, and surgical findings, clinical information, and at least 6 months of follow-up.
Here, we illustrate in a case of neonatal lactic acidosis that a disease gene panel based on a targeted next-generation sequencing (NGS) method an approach that we term "Mendeliome sequencing"—can be successfully applied.
