The phrase "and found based on" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing something that was discovered or determined as a result of certain criteria or evidence.
Example: "The results of the study were and found based on the data collected over the past year."
Alternatives: "and determined by" or "and established from".
As I crafted these benchmarks I could hear people saying "All very nice, but how much is this going to cost?" We commissioned Pricewaterhouse Coopers to answer that question, and found, based on a medium-sized school, the price tag is £54 per pupil and less than 1% of schools' budgets.
A recent study [16] has investigated the local streets and roads in California and found based on the data that came from recognized pavement management systems that the statewide average pavement condition is deteriorating at a rate that is causing the California's local streets and roads system to reach a point of crisis.
This article surveys key patterns in the adoption of digital platforms across Europe, and finds, based on an array of quantitative metrics, apparently contradictory trends.
Significant estimates of heritability of 60 and 87%% were found, based on the offspring-sire relationship, using the NCD and a three-class scale, respectively.
The human pathogen A. butzleri is a member of the family Campylobacteraceae in the epsilon subdivision of the Proteobacteria, and it was found, based on 16S rDNA sequence similarity, to be most closely related to the Campylobacters.
In addition, high correlation between the extraction efficiencies, the chelators concentration and mixing time was found based on the statistical and experimental results.
Performance of GA depends tightly on these operators, and new solutions are found based on old solutions through the use of crossover and mutation processes.
Nevertheless, many of the homologous ncRNAs and mRNAs have been found based on sequence similarity, which leads to highly identical sequences and thereby also to highly conserved interactions.
For example, it has been difficult to assign X. andersi[ 57] to any specific lineage and inconsistent phylogenetic placements were found based on morphological characters and molecular based phylogenetic analyses [ 11, 22].
Time to breakdown and breakdown voltage were found based on the results obtained from the constant level test characteristics.
This value was derived from the attenuation ratio of light due to absorption and scattering, which was found based on reflectance.
