The phrase "a reference based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the source or foundation of a reference, often in academic or formal contexts.
Example: "The findings in this study are a reference based on previous research conducted in the field."
Alternatives: "a citation derived from" or "a reference drawn from".
The Neyman-Pearson approach is based on the notion that one out of two choices has to be taken: accept the null hypothesis taking the information as a reference based on the information provided, or reject it in favor of an alternative one.
While the author denies sexism he accepts that in pursuit of the neat conceit he used a reference based on sex.
An innovative coefficient for counting the influence of humidity on hydration rate is proposed, which takes the influence of humidity on hydration rate under self-desiccation as a reference based on the existing test.
To determine whether an association exists between small crown-rump length (CRL) and adverse obstetrical outcomes in pregnancies conceived by IVF and to compare a CRL reference based on IVF pregnancies to a reference based on spontaneous pregnancies.
Finally, the results in this study are just intended to give a reference based on the existing trend, which indicates that China's biogas industry is at a turning point, so it is essential to rethink the policy and planning related to China's biogas.
We used a reference based on A1C values outside pregnancy, and although A1C has been shown to decline during pregnancy (12), this is not until later stages of gestation.
An article in The Arts on Sept. 24 about the 50th anniversary of "Lolita" included an erroneous reference, based on an afterword by Vladimir Nabokov, to a precursor version from 1939.
Late on May 27, the deadline for the public to submit comments to the Obama Administration on its proposed "gainful employment" rule to regulate career education programs, I filed and published my own comment, which made a brief reference, based on my discussions with McConnell, to a "mentally disabled student" enrolled in a criminal justice program at "a campus owned by Corinthian Colleges".
An experiment was performed using the 3F Zif268 peptide against its 9-bp binding site as a calibration reference, based on the fact that Zif268 binds with a Kd of approximately 2 nM (51).
Model MABG was chosen as a suitable reference based on the earlier analyses presented in Sections 3.1.1 and 3.1.2.
The FBF method co-registers all the PET frames to a common reference based on spatial similarity.
