The phrase "analysis based on its" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an analysis that relies on a specific subject or element.
Example: "The analysis based on its historical context reveals significant insights into the author's intentions."
Alternatives: "evaluation derived from its" or "assessment grounded in its".
However, phylogenetic analysis based on ITS showed that they belong to different clusters.
However, the phylogenetic analysis based on ITS showed that they belong to different clusters.
A further phylogenetic analysis based on ITS sequences was conducted to compare the sequences with those in GenBank to determine their relationship and authenticate the identification.
Considering the phylogenetic analysis based on ITS sequences, T. harzianum represents the dominant group of Trichoderma spp. reported from this region [ 9, 42– 42].
Phylogenetic analysis based on ITS sequences, MAT1-2-1 sequences, or their combined data set, clustered isolates from northern regions in one clade (clade I), whereas isolates from southern regions were dispersed in all four clades (clade I-IV).
For example, functional descriptions of 3 members of COG0028 in Burkholderia xenovorans LB400 can be confirmed by IMG cluster-based context analysis: based on its association with the enzymes from branched-chain amino acid biosynthesis, the first protein represents the catalytic subunit of biosynthetic acetolactate synthase.
We first evaluated the article by Sorahan et al. (2005) for inclusion in our meta-analysis based on its analysis of cancer incidence, which is consistent with our stated preference for using incidence rather than mortality data when both were available (Vlaanderen et al. 2011).
In 2005, Zhang and colleagues performed a phylogenetic analysis based on the ITS sequences of several white-bodied toxic Amanita species.
This study confirms that molecular analysis based on the ITS sequences is appropriate for evaluating genetic diversity and characterizing potential AG groups of Rhizoctonia isolates.
The phylogeographical analysis based on the ITS data indicated central Europe (42.1 %) as the most probable root provenance of the Soldanella genus, although the Carpathians (30.5 %) had comparable support (Additional file 1: Video S1).
Phylogenetic analysis based on evidence from ITS and large subunit ribosomal RNA sequence data have not confirmed that Leucopholiota decorosa belongs in the Tricholomataceae family.
