The phrase "amplification based on the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the enhancement or increase of something that is determined by a specific factor or criteria.
Example: "The study focused on amplification based on the initial signal strength to improve communication clarity."
Alternatives: "enhancement derived from the" or "increase contingent upon the".
This nanoprobe incorporated the abilities of both the specific carbohydrate recognition and the signal amplification based on the gold-promoted reduction of silver ions.
Compared to the CfERV-Fc1, this cluster does not seem to have undergone a burst of amplification based on the variation in integration times estimated from LTR divergence.
We found no evidence of cross-sample contamination or failed amplification based on the negative and positive controls.
The putative gaps were filled by polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification based on the cp contig sequences.
We applied a selective amplification based on the PCR suppression effect [ 12] for the separation of desired mutant molecules from other types of molecules formed during ligation and present in the entire DNA population.
Primers were hemi-nested, whereby the first round of amplification based on the outermost pair was followed by alternative second round PCR from which two internal, overlapping fragments were amplified.
Recently, Durinck et al. (2011) and Greenman et al. (2012) developed methods to order a single tumor's chromosomal amplifications based on the patterns of mutations accumulated within those regions.
In Fig. 14 there is a poor correlation between station corrections and the site amplification based on topographic data (the correlation coefficient is 0.30).
Of the nine regions (amplicons A to I) targeted for PCR amplification based on homology to the vlm gene cluster of reference strain S. tsusimaensis [12] (Fig. 1a), five regions were successfully amplified from all eight VLM-producing strains; none was amplified from either negative control strains (Fig. 1b).
Fujiwara et al. (2007) showed that the site amplification based on topographic data correlates weakly with the empirical site amplification estimated from the attenuation relation of K-NET (strong motion network operated by NIED).
Fujiwara et al. (2007) estimated the station correction based on seismic intensity using the attenuation relation of seismic intensity; the results showed a weak correlation between the station correction at the sites and the site amplification based on topographic data.
