The phrase "active based on their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or behaviors that are influenced or determined by certain factors or conditions.
Example: "The team's performance is active based on their commitment to the project and collaboration with each other."
Alternatives: "engaged according to their" or "functioning depending on their".
In particular these guidelines stress that if older adults cannot perform 150 min of moderate-intensity aerobic activity per week because of chronic conditions, they may be physically active based on their abilities and conditions.
The strategy of motor unit activation appears to use Henneman's size principle with motor units becoming active based on their size.
These white matter tracts were expected to become active based on their anatomical connections with the sensory and occipital cortices, which are gray matter areas known to be involved in tactile and visual tasks.
These five subjects were determined as active based on their mLoSSI and PGA-A scores as well as being naive to systemic medication and were included in the IHC analysis of IP-10.
Previous studies of multiple cell lines and specialized tissues from different organisms have shown that non-coding regulatory elements are more likely to be genetically conserved and active based on their epigenetic features (Bernstein et al., 2005; Schmidt et al., 2010; Woo and Li, 2012).
We compared the proliferative capacity of satellite cells from five young donors (age range 15 24 year-old) to that of 10 old donors (age range 68 80 year-old) separated in two groups : five old sedentary and five old active based on their examination by clinicians and on a questionnaire on the lifestyle of the subjects.
Later the subjects were divided into two groups (Active, and Insufficiently Active) based on the amount of physical activity performed (Table 2), regardless of the place of residence.
Physical activity was classified in to three categories ('Inactive' , 'Moderately active' and 'Highly active') based on the total MET minutes/week derived from the IPAQ short version [ 19].
Physical activity was indexed into four categories (inactive, moderately inactive, moderately active and active) based on the validated Cambridge Physical Activity Index [ 29, 30].
Although VIP interneurons were most active based on FOS staining, they were strikingly non-responsive transcriptionally.
Resorption is both passive (osmotic) and active (based on ion transport systems).
