The phrase "analyses based on their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing research or evaluations that are derived from specific subjects or data sets.
Example: "The researchers conducted analyses based on their findings from the initial survey results."
Alternatives: "evaluations derived from their" or "assessments grounded in their".
This paper presents hence a general procedure for assessing systematically the performance of ten commonly used probability distributions in rainfall frequency analyses based on their descriptive as well as predictive abilities.
Rerunning the analysis for only the Map task participants that were included in the eye-movement analyses based on their map score showed the same effect (mean proportion = 0.10, (X 2 (1, N = 171) = 20.974, p < 0.001, η = 0.350).
Power calculations were performed using Quanto (http://hydra.usc.edu/GxE/)[58] We selected 359 genes for additional analyses, based on their hypothesized relationship to smoking behavior.
Additional files have the results from individual trials, so that others may perform analyses based on their logic or preference.
From these, 14 transformants of Chaitanya and 3 of BPT5204 were selected for further analyses based on their high tolerance to herbicide (0.25%) BASTA (Fig. 2).
Additional variables were considered for inclusion in our analyses based on their established relationship with obesity and possible relationship with maternal-infant interaction.
The current cooling design conditions used in the calculation of cooling load in Turkey were analysed based on their frequency levels.
The variant frequencies within each amplicon (i.e. cluster frequencies) were analysed based on their classification categories of Figure 2.
These genes of different species were pooled and finally subjected to GO enrichment analyses based on annotation of their chicken orthologs, by Cytoscape v.2.8 [ 84], using gene set of the entire chicken genome as background, with hypergeometric test and a significance cutoff of P < 0.01.
We conclude, however, although others may debate it, that satellite-based tree-cover analyses based on CART methods will, by their very nature, produce discontinuous tree-cover distributions, even if the 'true' distribution is uniform (Fig. 3).
The PCR analyses based on LINEs RT fragments indicate their high diversity and widespread occurrence in tested 40 Brassica cultivars.
