"based on literatures" is a valid phrase and is used in written English.
An example sentence would be: "Our study was based on literatures that considered the impact of urbanization on species distribution."
Based on literatures in recent years on DEA models with interval data, this paper aims at enhancing the interval efficiencies for inefficient DMUs.
This article provides an overview of worldwide development and current status of precision-agriculture technologies based on literatures generated mainly during the past 2 years.
Hence based on literatures slope (Holmes (1996), cited in Dietz et al. 2000), elevation (Eltringham (2003), cited in UNEP-WCMC 2010), land use and land cover (Mackie 1976; Lock 1972 cited in Kanga et al. 2011; Pienaar et al. 1966 IUCN 19933; Eltringham 1999), forage proximity to the Lake (Tracy 1996), distance from settlement (Wengström 2009) and water depth (Tracy 1996) were identified variables.
Our assumption on the packet loss based on literatures is as follows: (1) packet loss model over WLAN: Gilbert 2-state Markov chain [15], (2) packet loss model over 3G: uniformly random loss, (3) packet-reordering over 3G: (a) uniformly random event, (b) (b)swapping a packet for the next packet [8, 16]. .
Based on literatures, it has been concluded that electrostatic interaction and van der Waals or hydrophobic interaction between alkyl chains of amphiphiles and the sidewalls of CNTs, as well as the protein-CNT affinity, play important roles in the formation of CNT-protein conjugates [29].
The model was developed based on literatures [ 23- 26].
Disease links are based on literature-based association with illness.
The study was based on literature review.
Additional constraints based on literature (e.g. maintenance ATP, maximal photon availability etc). are introduced.
Unreported catches are estimated based on literature searches, expert opinion and local knowledge.
Doses were selected based on literature and experimental data provided by SelleckChem (see Supplementary Table S4).
