The phrase "are based on lower" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing comparisons or foundations of concepts, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The results of the study are based on lower income levels compared to the national average."
Alternatives: "are founded on lesser" or "are derived from reduced".
DArT polymorphisms results from nucleotide polymorphisms within restriction enzyme (RE) recognition sites and indels, and the high fidelity of the RE can provide better reproducibility compared with PCR-based assays that are based on lower fidelity selective primer annealing.
All functions that fall under either of these two classes have relationships ranging from the simplest to the most complex, so that functions of the second class presuppose, and are based on, lower level functions of the first class.
Pressure sensors have been made with transistors before, but those devices are based on lower-performance organic materials that impose much higher voltage requirements 10 volts, whereas the Berkeley devices can be powered by just two to three volts.
Investors now have more options for "target-date" retirement funds that are based on lower-cost index funds, a new report from the research firm BrightScope and Target Date Analytics says.
In both the TPB and outcome expectancy models, higher-level constructs, such as attitudes, are based on lower-level beliefs.
At low water activities, biochemical reactions and microbial activity are greatly restricted; extremes of pH have a similar effect, and many traditional processing methods are based on lowering the pH of the substrate, followed by heating or drying.
Part of their optimism is based on lower interest rates, which mean less onerous borrowing costs for corporations.
Much of the buying has been based on lower prices after nearly two months of selling as companies released tepid earnings results and offered murky outlooks.
The first algorithm is subgradient iteration based distributed decision making algorithm and the second algorithm is based on lower bound and upper bound switching.
This interpretation questions earlier views that were based on lower resolution data sets for a simple latest Katian decline in sea level followed by its rise in the upper Hirnantian.
An artificial neural network model previously described by us that was based on lower urinary tract symptoms yielded a modest prediction of bladder outlet obstruction.
