The phrase "as a basement for" is not correct in standard English; it likely contains a typographical error and should be "as a basis for." You can use it when discussing the foundational support or underlying principles for an idea, project, or argument.
Example: "The research serves as a basis for further studies in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "as a foundation for" or "as a groundwork for".
This unique chemical species, NHC, would be a promising candidate as a basement for the construction of functional surface.
Here we show for the first time a possible application of GPU for environmental studies serving as a basement for decision making strategies.
The trapezoidal body that serves as a basement for the T-shaped construct generates thermal energy uniformly and it is perfectly insulated on the outer perimeter.
The semicircular body that serves as a basement for the T-shaped construct generates heat uniformly and it is perfectly insulated on the outer perimeter.
For a more after-dark experience, there's a back room with a torn up, make out couch, as well as a basement for the occasional live acts.
Long Island City has long been an industrial area that also served as a basement for Manhattan, holding warehousing and distribution centers for retailers like Macy's, Bloomingdale's and Gimbels.
Beyond the fact that people can buy town houses without undergoing the scrutiny of a co-op board, they provide "20 to 30percentt more interior square footage for the dollar as well as outdoor space and a basement for storage," Mr. van der Ploeg said.
It provides social services on the first floor and features exam rooms on upper floors, as well as a basement room for teenagers.
Decellularized wall of porcine aorta stood as a basement not only for MSC, but also for native polymorphonucleocytes and fibroblasts that deposited organized connective tissue in a manner that is consistent with natural wound healing, which is essential for effective regeneration of abdominal wall defects.
RGD peptide conjugated to IKVAV peptide fibrils can be used as a basement membrane mimetic for promoting fibroblast adhesion, and used as a bio-adhesive scaffold for tissue engineering 40 and chemical modification of 3-D collagen scaffolds with both RGD and IKVAV peptides has been shown to significantly enhance cell adhesion over all other 3-D collagen matrixes 41.
A matrigel coating as a basement membrane mimic for ECM significantly improved endothelium coverage and retention under physiological shear forces.
