The phrase "are predicted based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing forecasts or estimations that rely on certain data or criteria.
Example: "The outcomes of the experiment are predicted based on the initial conditions set by the researchers."
Alternatives: "are forecasted according to" or "are estimated from".
The first method applied was forward prediction, whereby the VOC mixing ratios are predicted based on regression from past VOC mixing ratios and the film labels.
Second, the prediction is static, which means the targets are predicted based on any condition, but the mRNA genes are differentially expressed at a certain condition.
At present, SCFs are predicted based on established empirical equations.
But as big data takes hold and decisions are predicted based on information, the number of poor choices a business can make starts to drop.
Then, beam and plate stiffness matrices are predicted based on the yarn and matrix properties using MSG.
In addition, the cracks initiation location and fatigue life are predicted based on the fatigue damage theory, which shows good agreements with test results.
The present study examined the levels of procaspases (zymogens of the main apoptosis enzymes, caspases) that are predicted based on application of the optimization principle.
Total transmitted solar radiation and the generated electricity are predicted based on a realistic profile of solar radiation over a day.
Firstly, the short-term motion of the objective vehicle and surrounding vehicles are predicted based on the Kalman Filter (KF) algorithm and the vehicle motion model.
The interfacial shear stress and the corresponding slip are predicted based on a proposed criterion that shear stress failure initiates adjacent to the FRP-concrete bond interface.
Prior to making additional large scale batches with a new lot of API, NIRS end points of large-scale HSWG with the new API lot are predicted based on the PLS model developed from the small-scale operation.
