Sentence examples for an initial foundation for from inspiring English sources
This work, however, provides an initial foundation for trust diffusion modeling based on real world interactions.
These results help establish an initial foundation for relating emulsion function to formulation design and enabling bioavailability optimization across a broad, representative range of SEDDS formulations.
Extensive investigations of individual biological modules such as protein adsorption, coagulation cascade activation and platelet activation/adhesion/aggregation have provided an initial foundation for developing biomaterials for blood-contacting devices, but a material that is intrinsically non-thrombogenic is yet to be developed.
This review provides an initial foundation for policymakers to make evidence-based decisions regarding ACT price reductions to increase use of potentially life-saving drugs.
The six newly sequenced genomes of the P. larvae phages compared in this report are an initial foundation for future studies.
These results provide an initial foundation for local and global policymakers to make evidence-based decisions regarding whether to implement future ACT price subsidies for reduction of malaria mortality in appropriate contexts.
Poverty is not a proxy for race, and to pretend that it is ignores the initial foundation for affirmative action: to correct for demonstrable biases against minorities in attaining higher education.
Not really — although I'm sure it could be argued differently much in the same way that Windows doesn't actually rely on DOS anymore even though DOS provided the initial foundation for Windows.
The first generation information repositories which include TRANSFAC, PLACE, PlantCARE and AGRIS served as initial foundation for large-scale computational prediction of the unifying regulatory features among co-expressed genes revealed by genome-wide transcriptome studies (Wingender et al., 1996; Higo et al., 1999; Lescot et al., 2002; Davuluri et al., 2003; Matys et al., 2003).
Conclusions based on analysis of microarray often serve only as the initial foundation for subsequent confirmation and more traditional avenues of research.
National hubs are expected to implement this ad hoc standard in hopes of laying the initial foundations for a true European digital infrastructure for biomedical research.
