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Because multi-drug resistance among bacterial pathogens is becoming more widespread, the results obtained might be useful as a basis for producing alternative drugs.

The results above provide a basis for producing images that selectively contrast ciliary activity, enabling identification of the PCL.

We found that SVD applied to amino acid sequences demonstrates relationships and provides a basis for producing clusters and cladograms, demonstrating evolutionary relatedness of species that correlates well with Linnaean taxonomy.

Our findings provide a better understanding of the link between the genetic elements and the chemical conformation of EPS and a theoretical basis for producing tailor-made EPS through genetic and metabolic engineering approaches.

For instance, emotions make an immediate and concrete basis for producing an effective control for an agent in hazardous conditions [ 3, 15].

A previously developed four parameter model of chloride deposition as a function of distance from the coast for Australia was used as the basis for producing a continental scale chloride deposition map.

These sticky note maps then served as the basis for producing a circuit diagram of the project's development, which involved representing each sticky note as a specific component from an electrical circuit.

In this paper we describe in detail the development of an Intelligent Information Access system used as the basis for producing and assessing a constructivist learning methodology with undergraduate students.

Considering this, in the present work, the bovine ortholog was chosen as the basis for producing chemically engineered forms of hFFA2, since ruminants, such as bovines, are well known to rely heavily on nondigestible carbohydrates.

The basis for producing novel compounds is genetic material sourced from (i) known biochemical pathways producing drug-relevant chemical scaffolds, (ii) organisms with unknown genetic diversity that can provide new enzymatic activities, and (iii) organisms reported to have a medicinal effect or that can tolerate different types of infection (e.g., bacterial or viral).

"What we speculate is that this could produce a basis for breeding programmes to produce rice that was less sensitive to CO2.