Sentence examples for an additional basis for from inspiring English sources
"Will this resolution serve as an additional basis for countries that are disposed to help to do so?" Mr. Negroponte asked, speaking to reporters outside the Security Council chamber.
These results seemed to support the hypothesis of a protective role of DR2 antigen in MA and provided an additional basis for the proposed differences within MO and MA.
Efforts to test the hypothesised positive link between ecosystem services and functions and biodiversity are increasing in order to forecast the consequences of the present erosion of biodiversity on ecosystem functions and to provide an additional basis for the conservation of biodiversity.
Finally, drug drug interaction (between sunitinib and blood glucose-lowering drugs) could be advanced as an additional basis for our findings.
Studies of other outcomes (risk, injury) and in other industries provide an additional basis for considering further explanatory variables to better understand clinicians' fear of repercussions.
Furthermore, this study will provide an additional basis for exploring physical activity as complementary therapy in the intervention for depression among adolescents given its low-cost and the increasing cost of mental health care.
However, this uncertainty can be evaluated by significance tests; the discrimination between stable and unstable edges gives an additional basis of decision-making for the selection of the best fitting model.
This set of experiments is thus considered to be a valuable additional basis for the validation of the model.
It would also provide some additional basis for United Nations oversight of the peace process.
The idea behind abstracting biological processes as computational models is to be able to visualize the dynamics of these processes on the computer, and to conduct in silico experiments that can provide i) new insights into laboratory experiments and ii) additional basis for theoretical computational research to further elucidate the complexity governing these biological processes.
The data reported here, and other cases of mitochondrial autism, argue that defective mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation is an additional pathogenetic basis for a subset of individuals with autism.
