Sentence examples for as basic reference from inspiring English sources

The distances between the balls are used as basic reference to calibrate the system.

A linear increase in the maternally expressed glycoprotein afamin during pregnancy may serve as basic reference for subsequent investigations of afamin in pregnancy-related disorders.

In conclusion, findings of a linear, nearly two-fold increase in the maternally expressed glycoprotein afamin during pregnancy have been used as basic reference for subsequent investigations of afamin in pregnancy-related disorders and suggest a potential for afamin to serve as a predictive marker for such conditions.

How are these young people able to pursue their American dream without access to something as basic as reference books?

The selection of the Vitruvian Man (Gallery of the Academy in Venice, dated approximately in 1490) as the title and as the basic reference for this paper, has the aim to highlight the interrelation between art and science, and the close relationship between both forms of activity with the economy sector (production and trade) and entrepreneurship.

We have, therefore, attempted to describe the life cycle of an epithelial cell clone of endometrial origin as a normal physiological process to serve as a basic reference for oncogenesis, which is made possible by the addition of many genetic and environmental factors.

As well as providing a basic reference text for staff in clinical molecular diagnostic laboratories, it also forms a good basis for tutorials and exam preparations.

The results provided in this paper can thus serve as a basic reference for future research on this area.

It serves as the basic reference for all of the hard sphere variants, so all are limited by the need for further higher order terms.

(1992: 49) Gelug's two-nature theory not only serves as the basic reference point for its exposition of the basis of the division of the two truths, their meanings and definitions, but also serves as the basic ontological reference for its account of the relationship between the two truths.

These results have important implications for explaining the ineffective control of PSTVd in China and thus could serve as a basic reference for designing more effective measures to eliminate PSTVd from China in the future.