The phrase 'based on its form' is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that an action or decision is dependent upon the physical structure or appearance of something. For example, "He chose the item based on its form, opting for a taller size even though it was slightly more expensive."
We planted 15 species (Table 2): 11 native to Nova Scotia; three non-natives (Poa compressa, Sedum acre and Sedum spurium) commonly used on green roofs in Europe and North America [40], [41], and one non-native (Spergularia rubra), chosen based on its growth form.
This music player lets fans leave comments somewhat like SoundCloud, and also visualizes the song not just based on its wave form but on the underlying tracks.
Online financial services could be considered as a special kind of e-commerce selling financial services and products online, based on its fundamental form of electronic payments.
Based on its logical form alone, we cannot currently exclude the possibility that \ \Theta\) is independent not just of first-order Peano arithmetic [\(\mathsf{PA}\)], but of even stronger axiom systems such as \ \textsf{ZFC}\).
Nonetheless, these surveys also present conflicting results that hint of alternative lifestyles for B. anthracis based on its vegetative form.
Based on its original form, SERVQUAL contains 22 pairs of reflective 7-point Likert scales (1 = strongly disagree, 7 = strongly agree).
In a neighbor-joining phylogenetic tree based on ITS sequences, South Africa isolates formed a cluster with India and Kuwait isolates (Technical Appendix Figure).
To our knowledge, measuring urban sprawl based on its spatial forms would contribute to prioritizing policies and specific regulations in dealing with its dominant form.
Unfortunately, architects nowadays often focus more on designing a building based on its looks or form, and the main function of space most often neglected.
These results suggested that during peptide exchange in presence of DM, the exchange peptide may replace the prebound peptide based on its ability to form a stable conformer of the peptide/MHCII complex.
