The phrase "and hypotheses based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing theories or ideas that are derived from certain premises or evidence.
Example: "The study presents findings and hypotheses based on the collected data from various experiments."
Alternatives: "and theories derived from" or "and conjectures founded on".
Phylogenetic relationships within this order are therefore for the most part unknown and hypotheses based on morphology largely untested.
With over 660 species of Astrophorida described worldwide [6], needless to say that phylogenetic relationships within this order are for the most part unknown and hypotheses based on morphology largely untested.
Mitochondrial and nuclear-multilocus tree reconstructions were tested for consistency, and hypotheses based on previous mtDNA studies, such as introgression patterns and convergent evolution of certain colour patterns, were evaluated with respect to the AFLP data.
This research develops a conceptual model and hypotheses based on the theory of reasoned action and perceived values from the perspectives of software, hardware, and aesthetic design.
Speculations and hypotheses based on the 'strength' of the signal have been reasonably done, but no direct evidence of the causative event underlying the decision by the cell to activate autophagy or apoptosis has been provided as yet.
Although inferences and hypotheses based on differentially expressed genes can be made, the majority of differentially expressed genes encode proteins with no known function, whether comparing pathogenic and non-pathogenic phases or comparing between strains.
We have observed robust associations that support hypotheses based on experimental and clinical data, within a community, population-based sample.
Part IV returns to the theories of European constitutional design, explores how their predictions fare when faced with the historical record, and proposes revisions and new hypotheses based on my analysis of the evidence.
To describe a model of how interactions between positive and negative childbearing motivations affect the use of condoms for contraceptive purposes and test hypotheses based on that model.
Despite these and other hypotheses based on theoretical models, the understanding of duplicated functional modules, pathways, and networks in multicellular organisms remains rudimentary.
We derive the limiting distributions as power Poisson laws under both null and alternative hypotheses, based on which the limiting power of the test is carefully analyzed.
