The phrase "are based on full" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence that discusses the foundation or reasoning behind something, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "The conclusions of the study are based on full data analysis."
Alternatives: "are grounded in complete" or "are founded on comprehensive".
A way to get over this problem is the use of consumer-based self-reported outcomes, which are based on full knowledge of the intake and the use of validated HRQoL measures, with standardised administration guidelines to minimise the measurement error.
The parameters used by mDEM, including the mesoscale friction, are based on full atomistic results.
The experimental results are based on full factorial design methodology to increase the reliability and confidence limit of the data.
These predictions are based on full correspondence to all SSSSs and SDPs, both according to Hove et al. and Azad et al.8,26.
In this paper, two methods, which are based on full factorial experiment design and optimal orthogonal experiment design, are proposed for selecting discriminative features among candidates.
Those estimates are based on full fuel-cycles, combine all steps in the use of a fuel from production to consumption, and include carbon dioxide, nitrous oxide and methane, the three major greenhouse gases emitted by motor vehicles.
Based on that model, this paper executed calculations on the optimal pathways of China's power sector with two typical decision-making modes, which are based on "full-information" and "limited-information" hypothesis, and analyzed the impacts on the optimal planning results by two typical types of carbon tax policies including a "continuous and stable" one and a "loose first and tight later" one.
All neurexin residue numberings are based on full-length bovine Nrx1α without any splice site insertions (1,440 residues, assembled from NP_776829).
However, as many of the estimates are based on full-sib analyses, it is possible that some may be inflated by maternal and common environmental effects.
Length, molecular weights, and presence of GPI anchor are based on full-length sequences.
