The phrase "analyses based on average" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research or data evaluations that rely on average values to draw conclusions or insights.
Example: "The studies presented analyses based on average performance metrics to assess the effectiveness of the new training program."
Alternatives: "evaluations grounded in averages" or "assessments derived from mean values."
Although the errors of the likelihood estimates between specific pairs of populations are quite variable, as commonly observed in single locus analyses [ 12, 13], several trends clearly emerge from our analyses based on averages rates or pooled samples.
The percentage of subjects excluded from analyses based on annual average air pollution averages varied depending on pollutant (because not every station measured every pollutant, and we used a 5-mile exclusion criterion, as explained above).
We selected the value of K (hereafter referred to as groups) to use in subsequent gene flow analyses based on the average maximum estimated log-likelihood of P(X|K) across trials.
Comparing the assemblies, IDBA-tran assemblies were chosen as the basis for our analyses, based on both the generally longer average and maximum contig lengths.
Probabilistic sensitivity analyses based on 5,000 simulations show that the average net present value per person remains positive: $1,894±$7,619, $27,925±$12,407, and $17,229±$24,637 in Ukraine, Belarus, and Kazakhstan, respectively.
Assemblies included many small contigs (on average, 47% were <400 bp) that were unlikely to provide significant matches, so for analyses based on sequence homology we considered only contigs ≥400 bp (average n = 91,792).
When assessing the LOS durations of WB patients we were obliged to perform indirect analyses based on LOS frequencies in excess of DRG averages, so as to accommodate the French algorithm determining DRG codes.
As the aforementioned climate-growth correlation analyses disregard inter-tree variability in climate responses (i.e. these standard analyses are based on average tree-growth indices of all sampled trees within a stand), we also employed linear mixed-effect models.
Sample sizes differed across analyses, based on availability of valid estimates on exposure (n=63 677 for roadway proximity analyses, n=69 966 for 1988-2003 analysesanalyses of exposure to particulate matter, and n=71 271 for all other analyses).
