The phrase "based on the starting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to show that something is dependent on or influenced by the beginning or initial point of something. Example: The success of our project will be based on the starting budget we are given.
The aim of this study was to design the content and accompanying materials for a school-based program Study without Drugs for adolescents in junior secondary schools in Suriname based on the starting points and tasks of the fourth step of the Intervention Mapping protocol (which consists of six steps).
That brings a $2,180 four-night vacation, based on the starting rate of $545 a night, to just $946.
Today's postponement gives no one in the field a clear advantage, although the American Picabo Street would have been the second skier on the course based on the starting draw completed before the race.
Based on the starting and ending coordinates, the crack is finally classified as longitudinal or transverse.
The size, thickness and the number of layers vary based on the starting material used in the synthesis of graphene [1, 23].
After completion of the DOTA-conjugation and the removal of the Fmoc protecting group (if necessary), the purified monomeric DOTA-conjugated derivatives were generally obtained in a 25%to30%0% yield based on the starting material.
Following assessment patients will be streamed into one of three treatment interventions based on the STarT Back tool.
Secondly, based on the start and end time of each operation, the whole process is divided into N stages.
The atomic model of the intracellular domain was manually built in coot (Emsley et al., 2010) based on the start model with the Mutate and Renumber tools.
The duration of each job spell is based on the start and end dates specified in the contract as provided by the dataset.
