The phrase "and references based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing sources or citations that are derived from a particular context or foundation.
Example: "The report includes data and references based on recent studies in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "and citations derived from" or "and sources grounded in".
Numerous games, films, and cultural references based on D&D or D&D-like fantasies, characters or adventures have been ubiquitous since the end of the 1970s.
SMB wrote the manuscript, selected figures, and obtained references, based on his work on the ESSENCE project.
Numerous papers (Table 3 and corresponding references) based on the performance of the different ELISA methods for p-Tau in CSF in the diagnosis of AD (around 1420 AD patients and 708 control got mean sensitivity to discriminate AD from non-demented aged individuals has been 81% and of 91%.
In brief, the tool allows one to cut and paste a list of genes based on either Unigene or Genebank IDs and search PubMed for associated references based on annotations of the associated gene names.
It is important to underscore that the definition for being overweight and obese in our study used references based on Western populations.
A total of 5635 references, based on title and abstract, were screened against the criteria by two authors (SCL and JB), and cross-checked, which reduced the number to 126 references.
The process of whole-genome re-sequencing using short-read technologies involves the alignment of millions of reads to a reference genome sequence and the determination of the variations in nucleotide sequence between the sample and the reference, based on statistics of multiple reads within an alignment.
Illumina sequencing technology and reference based assembly on Red Jungle Fowl genome sequences were used.
*Relative risk (with biopsy and recall as reference) based on total number of cases and adjusted for age (20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59), cytology at recruitment (mild dyskaryosis, borderline nuclear abnormalities), centre (Grampian, Tayside, Nottingham), and high risk human papillomavirus status (positive, negative, unknown).
The service may receive data referring to the same article from multiple sources, and creates one bibliographic reference based on the most accurate data from each source.
