The phrase "and examination based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an assessment or evaluation that relies on specific criteria or information.
Example: "The results of the study will be presented in an examination based on the collected data and participant feedback."
Alternatives: "an assessment derived from" or "a review grounded in".
We calculated the costs of medical check-ups, laboratory tests and examinations based on data extracted from the legislation administered by the Czech Ministry of Health (Decree No. 411/2011; Decree No. 439/2008; Decree No. 472/2009; Decree No. 425/2011) and we also used the payment algorithm (Decree No. 439/2008) of the same Ministry.
Interpretation of voltammetric responses of nickel hexacyanoferrate microstructures on electrodes is supported with the data of elemental analysis estimations obtained using atomic absorption and surface examination based on X-ray energy dispersive spectroscopy.
The open-ended question has low reliability [ 15] and an examination based on this format is unable to sample broadly.
The patient's GP was asked to evaluate the severity of arthritis based on available radiographs, the patient's history and clinical examination based on classification criteria of the American College of Rheumatology.
The examination included the following: medical history and physical examination, based on a survey card (according to RDC/TMD); analysis of pain, using the visual analogue scale (VAS) and the cervical Oswestry scale for the cervical spine; TMJ functional evaluation by JMA device; cervical spine motion evaluation with the MCS device.
medical history and physical examination, based on a survey card (according to RDC/TMD); analysis of pain, using the visual analogue scale (VAS) and the cervical Oswestry scale for the cervical spine; TMJ functional evaluation by JMA device; cervical spine motion evaluation with the MCS device.
At the end of the exam, the students were asked to complete a questionnaire inquiring about the number of patients for whom they took a medical history and physical examination based on the logbook that each student kept during their clerkship.
This study proposes a comprehensive and systematic methodology of Phase Change Materials assessment for Latent Heat Thermal Energy Storage design, which comprises prescreening, ranking and performance objective examination based on Multi-Criteria Decision Making tools.
Comprising prescreening, ranking and objective function examination based on multi-criteria decision making (MCDM) tools, this procedure is able to reflect the system goals of LHTES, as well as to take into account designer's subjectivity.
The students recorded the number of patients for whom they took a medical history and performed a physical examination based on the logbook, but the accuracy of students' completion of the logbook was not systematically examined.
