"based on time point" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to something that is changing or being measured based on a certain point in time. For example, "The stock prices have been fluctuating based on time point over the past month."
cSpecific xylose consumption rate was calculated based on time point 18 h.
We analyzed the variant rate for each sample and performed group comparisons based on time point and virus strain.
Furthermore, this cross-sectional study is based on time point data and therefore the infection sequence cannot be established.
Breakthrough response pattern defined by patients who have an initial response followed by reactivation whilst receiving IFN therapy was not analyzed in this study based on time point analyzed during treatment.
Fourth, to examine whether the relationship between phthalate exposure and oxidative stress differed based on time point in pregnancy, we examined interaction terms between urinary metabolites and either study visit or gestational age at sample collection, also in LMMs with random intercepts.
MDS analysis showed that the ADT samples randomly scattered and did not cluster based on time points (Fig. 4c).
Samples for immunogenicity assessments were collected based on time points specified in each individual clinical study.
Furthermore, the datasets were grouped by different time-points into 4 clusters from all the 3 experiments performed at different times, and the Phase I, II, and III datasets were clustered together as originally grouped based on time points as mentioned above (Additional file 8B).
To measure steady-state parameters for acetyl-CoA, the initial rates were calculated based on time points where less than 10% of the acetyl-CoA was consumed (based on a coupled assay) and where the acetylated H3 or H3/H4 fraction is less than 0.1 times the fraction of unacetylated H3 or H3/H4.
First, miRNAs from all genes were tested with Welch ANOVA among the following groups based on time points ZT1, 7, 13, and 19 in both yw and cyc01 origin; p-value cutoff 0.05, multiple testing correction: Benjamini and Hochberg False Discovery Rate (FDR).
In this example, the difference in survival is relatively small (2.3%, 95% CI: 1.2 3.4), and it is based on only one time point (15 years)—which may not be representative of the total follow-up.
