The phrase "adulthood based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the foundations or criteria that define adulthood in a particular context, such as psychological, social, or legal aspects.
Example: "The concept of adulthood based on responsibility and independence varies across cultures."
Alternatives: "adulthood determined by" or "adulthood reliant on".
The term "persisting obesity" refers to obesity persisting into young adulthood, based on the recently reported trackings of obesity from preadolescence and adolescence to adulthood.
Table 3 summarizes the chronic progression of HBV infection acquired from birth to adulthood based on published studies.
The developmental progress of the juveniles was checked every 24 h and their sex determined after reaching adulthood, based on their body size.
In Manser et al., we quantified the effect of the t haplotype on male and female survival into adulthood based on a free-living house mouse population near Zurich.
Cox regression was used to compute hazard ratios for long-term welfare dependence in young adulthood based on several risk factors in 15 16-year-olds 15 16-year-olds 15 16-year-oldsl health problems.
The case for reduced insulin sensitivity is well established in South Asians from childhood to adulthood, based on measures such as fasting insulin (FINS) or HOMA insulin sensitivity (HOMA2-%S), which are directly comparable across populations [ 9– 16].
Learning in adulthood is based on lived experience [ 11].
Information on education and SES in adulthood was based on Swedish Census data of 1970 and 1980, respectively.
Secondhand smoking in childhood (<18 years) and adulthood was based on enumeration of smokers living in the participant's household.
Dietary intakes in adulthood were based on diaries rather than FFQ, which provided detailed data on the variety of foods consumed.
Second, our conclusions that LTL attrition rate is slower in African Americans than in whites between birth and early adulthood is based on indirect evidence.
