The phrase "based on the current knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that the following statement is based on current information or understanding. For example, "Based on the current knowledge, it appears that the project will be completed on time."
Based on the current knowledge, these ligands were fragmented and recombined to provide new interesting insights.
The experimental results and statistical analyses are discussed based on the current knowledge of the EPD of ceramic materials.
Based on the current knowledge it has not been possible to include short-term variation in the emission due to variations in meteorological drivers like temperature, precipitation and wind.
In this review, a brief attempt is first made to understand the evidence of MSC transdifferentiation based on the current knowledge about MET.
Based on the current knowledge on the biology and ecology of these crabs, it seems obvious that their activities have considerable impact on ecosystem functioning.
The topographic and mapping data support a fluvial, rather than volcanic, emplacement mechanism for platy terrain in the Western Elysium Basin, based on the current knowledge of terrestrial flood lavas.
Based on the current knowledge of Hip1 protein function and its proposed role in AMPA and NMDA ionotropic glutamate receptor trafficking, we believe that HIP1 haploinsufficiency in humans will be amenable to rational drug design for improved seizure control and cognitive and behavioral function.
Based on the current knowledge, a possible pathway to follow-up patients after KD is introduced.
Based on the current knowledge, migralepsy is highly unlikely to exist as such.
Based on the current knowledge and clinical experiences, migralepsy (coded in ICHD-II as 1.5.5 "migraine-triggered seizure"), is highly unlikely to exist as such.
Based on the current knowledge and clinical experiences reported, migralepsy (coded in ICHD-II as 1.5.5 "migraine-triggered seizure") is highly unlikely to exist as such.
