The phrase "activity based upon" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action or task that is founded on a specific principle, idea, or set of criteria.
Example: "The workshop will focus on an activity based upon teamwork and collaboration to enhance communication skills."
Alternatives: "activity grounded in" or "activity derived from".
Including further features of the innovation process namely creativity, ownership, and investment choices Crosetto (2010) developed a task to simulate innovative activity based upon the board game Scrabble.
They use the term experience as consisting of "the total response of a person to a situation or event: what he or she thinks, does, feels, and concludes at the time and immediately thereafter (p.18)." The subsequent reflective activity based upon the experience is when people attempt to recapture the experience, think about it, mull over it, and learn from it.
Flybase [40] lists 26 genes as having potential RhoGEF activity based upon electronic annotation.
The current findings suggest LRP6-ICD can differentially modulate Wnt pathway transcriptional activity (i.e., β-catenin stabilization and/or TCF/LEF-1 activity) based upon its subcellular localization and protein-protein interactions.
To rule out the degree of transfection as a possible factor for the lack of TPPI activity, we also related the TPPI activity based upon the intensity of the band of mature protein by Western blot analysis (Figure 2).
Over a 10 cm length of tissue, this would correspond to between a 10 80% drop in MGMT activity (based upon mean values shown in Table 2).
The MMP/MAS is a qualitative measure that assesses one's ability to perform seven Montessori-based activities, based upon current cognitive, sensory, motor, and social functioning.
These 3 sets of target genes were imported into the Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) tool to identify biological activities based upon the underlying literature derived annotation.
We have chosen tracer clinical activities based upon the principles of the following criteria derived from Kessner and colleagues [ 48] and Irvine [ 49] (Table 2).
These findings underpin that Danish PSC results should be generated at the unit level to ensure a sense of relevance and ownership for both results and follow up activities based upon results; this is in line with findings from Norway.
Therefore, it remains challenging to predict regulatory activity based solely upon sequence similarity, or vice versa.
