The phrase "a sequence based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a series of elements or events that are derived from a particular source or principle.
Example: "The study presents a sequence based on the data collected over the past five years."
Alternatives: "a series derived from" or "a progression founded on".
It incrementally adapts, merges and splits segments along a sequence based on the coherence of motion information within each segment.
Our technique computes HDR video zones which are constant throughout a sequence, based on the luminance of each pixel.
For decades, the carillon marked the passing quarter-hours with a sequence based on the bell motif in Wagner's "Parsifal"—the figure that sounds repeatedly as the knights of the Holy Grail approach their shrine at Montsalvat.
For decades, the carillon marked the passing quarter-hours with a sequence based on the bell motif in Wagner's "Parsifal" — the figure that sounds repeatedly as the knights of the Holy Grail approach their shrine at Montsalvat.
White House and Defense Department officials said the new executive order was intended to restore Pentagon succession to its traditional pattern and to render a sequence based on the office, not on the personality in that position at any given time.
The dual algorithm is an iterative method which generates a sequence based on scheme (3.1).
A key sequence based on a user-specified key is generated using a cryptographically secure pseudorandom number generator.
Alternatively, if more than one homolog is known, primers can be derived from a consensus sequence, based on a multiple sequence alignment of the homologs.
The feature vector characterizes the distance between the actual sequence and a model of a theoretical sequence based on the binomial and uniform distributions.
Of the matches at E < 10-10, 471 showed similarity to a protein sequence based on a translated search.
Several splice site prediction tools compare the predicted mutant sequence to a consensus sequence, based on a set of functional acceptor or donor splice sites.
