The phrase "based upon the indicator" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce the reason or evidence for a certain action or decision. Example: The company's decision to increase advertising was based upon the indicator that sales had been declining in the past quarter.
Thermodilution-derived assessment of blood flow are based upon the indicator-dilution theory relating flow (Q), intravascular volume sampled (V) and mean transit-time (Tmn) required for blood to traverse the sample space[10], as noted in Equation 1.
Surface correlation functions capture information about the spatial distribution of interfaces in the material and are based upon the surface indicator function ( {chi}_{alpha}left({overrightarrow{r}}_1right) ), which is nonzero only at the interface of phase α (Torquato 2002; Fullwood et al. 2010).
Therefore bidders choose the most suitable solution based upon the standard indicators (cost, performance and lead time) and their subjective feeling.
The proposed CIS and CIP will enable bidders to choose the most relevant solution not only based upon the standard indicators but also considering the confidence in the potential solutions.
This selection was based upon the presumed relationship between the indicator and perceivable (visual) properties relating to landscape character.
Having found a robust relationship of this kind, our second step is to construct a climatic impact indicator based upon the divergence in population trends between species expected to be positively and negatively affected by climatic change.
All authors were part of a team of researchers under contract from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid to design and validate quality indicators based upon the Minimum Data Set assessment instrument.
Range-based schemes are based upon the accurate measurements of Euclidean distances between the sensors, which can be derived from two-way ranging delays, time-of-arrivals, angles-of-arrival, or received signal strength indicator (RSSI).
23 The importance of measuring biomarkers in studies of older people is based upon the assumption that they are objective indicators of health and functional decline in older age.
It is based upon the premise that financial incentives attached to quality indicators can improve practice and reduce inequalities in healthcare provision.
Treatment intensity was described with a novel indicator, which is a four-group classification based upon the most frequent ICU procedures.
