The phrase "are probably based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that something is likely derived from or influenced by another source or idea.
Example: "The conclusions drawn in the report are probably based on the latest research findings."
Alternatives: "are likely derived from" or "are presumably founded on".
Because almost certainly, since her godmother is an intrinsically kind person who cares for her fellow man, her feelings are probably based on fear.
The written texts that contain her myth, the Manasa-mangals, date from the 16th 17th century but are probably based on an earlier oral tradition.
For example, certain views of the U.S. Air Force are probably based on recommendations made by RAND Research and Developmentt) Corp., a mon-profit outfit of fact and idea-finders, with hq. in Santa Monica, Calif.
The far-reaching schemes for the conquest of the western Mediterranean and the setting up of a universal monarchy, recorded by Diodorus Siculus, a 1st-century Greek historian, are probably based on a later forgery; if not, they were at once jettisoned by his successors and the army.
Different significances and distributions of the studies are probably based on the heterogeneity of the evaluated patients, the different operation techniques and outcome analyses.
Although the mushroom has occasionally been reported from Australia, these collections are probably based on misidentifications, and "Australian records of Mycena galericulata are best regarded as erroneous".
The Hitler surname is probably based on "one who lives in a hut" (Standard German Hütte for hut) or on "shepherd" (Standard German hüten for to guard); alternatively, it might be derived from the Slavic words Hidlar or Hidlarcek (small cottager or small holder).
The second translation of this work under the title Ha-Emunah Nissa'ah by Samuel ibn Motot is probably based on the first one.
Based on these data, we can speculate that one possibility of damage mechanisms towards pathogenic cells can be probably based on the prooxidative action of this enzyme, especially in the presence of redox cycling compounds.
Therefore, the anthropic selection for larger berry sizes was probably based on QTLs for berry size unrelated to seed traits, such as the four ones detected in this study.
Now archaeologists have found new proof that Homer's tales were probably based on accurate descriptions of life.
