The phrase "ageing based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or criteria by which ageing is determined or evaluated, often in contexts related to demographics, health, or technology.
Example: "The study focuses on ageing based on lifestyle choices and genetic factors."
Alternatives: "ageing according to" or "ageing determined by".
Accurate detection of accelerated ageing based on brain network analysis has a great potential for early interventions designed to hinder atypical brain changes.
Here, we illustrate the advantages of biomarker discovery procedures in muscle ageing based on multivariate methodologies as an alternative approach to traditional single-marker strategies.
Our hypothesis is also supported by evolutionary theories of ageing based on antagonistic pleiotropy of the immunity genes [ 39].
Four leaflets separated OA from ageing, based on the fact that not all older people develop OA.
Moreover, the present study offers for the first time a quantitative evaluation of HD-OCT descriptors for intrinsic skin ageing based on backscattered intensity measurements.
Reactive Oxygen Species (ROS) have been linked to cellular ageing since the postulation of 'The Free Radical Theory of ageing', based on the idea that free radicals may cause damage, including DNA damage, leading to mutations, cancer and ageing.
This paper proposes a mechanistic-based constitutive relationship of oxidative aging based on the evolution of a physically-based aging state variable.
From those genes we selected ones that relates to skin aging, based on functional Gene-Ontology clustering.
The moose were aged based on tooth wear (calibrated with sectioning [ 17]) during immobilizations one year prior to these captures.
We need a new security agenda for the global age based on forward engagement...
That is "work undertaken by children below the appropriate legal minimum working age", based on its minimum age convention.
