The phrase "also supported based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something is additionally backed or justified by certain criteria or evidence.
Example: "The findings of this study are also supported based on previous research conducted in the same field."
Alternatives: "also backed by" or "further supported by".
The predicted Apc-Cdkn1a network was significantly perturbed at the mRNA-level by both single gene knockouts, and the predictions were also strongly supported based on physical proximity and mRNA coexpression of proteomic targets.
Such a movement depending on the bound and unbound state of the enzyme, has also been supported based on computational work on EcTP [21].
This position of microsporidia was also strongly supported based on the combined analysis of 53 concatenated genes, and was robust to filters controlling for rate heterogeneity, compositional bias, long branch attraction and heterotachy.
Apart from this experimental evidence there is also recent support based on human data that dioxins and dioxin-like POPs may contribute to endocrine-mediated sexually dimorphic outcomes.
We also support filtering based on per-Base Alignment Quality, which is a post-alignment calculated metric for the probability of a base mismatch being the result of a misalignment [ 18].
All concepts also have some empirical support based on field tests and most have received some testing in an experimental framework.
The topology of this tree, based on all SNPs, is also supported by trees based on subsets of SNPs, such as from 31 phylogenetic marker genes (Additional file 5 A) and from 545 genes that represent the chlamydial pan-genome (Additional file 5 B).
These integrations are also needed to provide clinical decision support based on the integration of clinical and genetic data.
The Kenyan Medical Research Institute, under MOPH Ministry of Public Healthh), also supported the ban based on this study.
