Sentence examples for a reference for exploring from inspiring English sources

This study not only provides an effective approach for developing new optical temperature sensing materials, but also gives a reference for exploring other innovative optical thermometry.

The results will be a reference for exploring the response of other biological components, such as plants, microbes, and animals, living in the life support system of a lunar base.

In addition, a better understanding of peanut resistance to R. solanacearum could be a reference for exploring the resistance to bacterial pathogen in other crop plants.

Baseline cross-sectional data presented in this report will be useful as a reference for exploring the health of particular subgroups within the military, such as those in a particular military occupation or those who deployed to a particular geographical area.

We also found that the Yi population, and not the Han populations used in previous studies, was a more appropriate reference for exploring the adaptation of Tibetans to high-altitudes [11], [12], [13].

The results gave useful reference for exploring the growth principle and for modeling the connection patterns for real-world networks.

This study provides a useful tool and helpful idea to accurately and rapidly evaluate the antibacterial effects of some complex matrices, offering some references for exploring new antibacterial agents.

This analysis demonstrates that the domains of Pocock and Phua's framework for identifying policy-relevant implications of the medical tourism sector provide a useful common reference point for exploring the development of medical tourism in new contexts.

We propose B2M and RPL29 as the best single reference genes for exploring gene expression in 'stomach cell lines' and 'all stomach tissues', respectively.

In this respect, the completed Aus0085 genome represents an important resource as a reference for read-mapping applications such asRNAseq for exploring the E. faecium transcriptome, or for high-resolution molecular epidemiology to better understand the factors behind the emergence of this opportunistic nosocomial pathogen.

Our research has offered a reference for chemical overproduction in microbial cell factories facilitated by exploring competitive pathway.