The phrase "is instead based on" is correct and usable in written English.
You use this phrase to describe when something is not based on the usual standard, but rather an alternative or substitute standard. For example, "The evaluation system for this class is instead based on participation and class projects, rather than tests."
The second one is, instead, based on high-throughput technologies providing data that may highlight the context in which the protein acts such as its sub-cellular localization, interactions with other proteins, and the conditions under which it is expressed (or the genes that are co-expressed with it) [2], [3].
Rating is instead based on the frequency that patient-based information is considered (Table 1).
Reconstruction of the edges is instead based on a non-parametric, tree-based method modelled on the state-of-the-art GENIE3 method (Huynh-Thu et al., 2010).
But this bigotry is not based on what color your skin is, what religion you happen to believe, or even what sports team you root for; it is instead based on the eternal American self-confidence that your political opinion is the right one, and your vision for the future is the only possible answer to America's problems.
Our algorithm does not resort to reduction to flow but is instead based on a novel dynamic programming approach.
The 3D model is instead based on the Eulerian Eulerian two-fluid approach, implemented in computational fluid dynamics codes.
Therefore my notes are not from the character that I had in my mind before, but are instead based on the people I've met in real life.
This flat area calculation is distinguished from standard surface area calculations, which are instead based on the perimeters of enclosed volumes.
Ms. Ceremsak said the recalls were unrelated to continuing negotiations with the union in Washington and were instead based on the airline's needs.
They are instead based on the assumption that no story is ever finished — and present themselves as a chunk of life, not as complete and rounded histories.
