The phrase "active based upon" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe a state of being or action that is contingent on certain conditions or criteria.
Example: "The system will remain active based upon user engagement levels."
Alternatives: "active depending on" or "active according to".
Through a defined process, FRAC has developed and regularly updates a "Code List" of commercial fungicide active ingredients based upon their biochemical mode of action (how they disrupt target fungi) and their resistance risk.
For structured catalysts of biofuels transformation into syngas inexpensive and stable to sintering active components based upon Mg-doped γ-alumina with supported LaNi0.9Ru0.1O3 perovskite or MnCr2O4 spinel promoted by Ru + Ni were developed.
The four largest studies in this review did not sub-categorise shoulder pain [ 16, 29, 31, 32], two stating that this was an active decision based upon the poor reliability of shoulder classification [ 16, 32].
20,073 and 25,297 MMP-based activity cliffs (i.e. pairs of structurally analogous compounds with an at least 100-fold difference in potency) are extracted from specifically active compounds based upon K i and IC 50 values, respectively.
The active users can be selected following a round-robin algorithm for fairness in terms of being in the active pool or based upon users' subscription conditions (the users paying more rates to service providers could be given some kind of priority over other users).
Mr. Ehsan Masood of Scidev.net pointed out that active public engagement based upon knowledge can stimulate action to improve public health.
The intervention was designed to provide more active functional rehabilitation based upon physiological principles of exercise prescription, in all phases of the study than would be received as part of usual care.
The choice of active comparator was based upon the SOLVD-Treatment trial which was a pivotal ACE inhibitor mortality/morbidity study in a broad spectrum of patients with HF-REF.
The demyelinated lesions were characterized as active or chronic, based upon the distribution of myelin proteins and staining for the major histocompatibility complex (MHC) Class II molecules, as described previously (Bo et al., 1994).
While active fiber composites (AFC) based upon solid cross-section piezoelectric fibers are very useful for anisotropic activation of composites, they require high voltages and are constrained to non-conductive matrix materials.
