The phrase "as the basic research" is not correct in written English.
It may be intended to refer to foundational or fundamental research in a specific context, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The findings were significant, as the basic research laid the groundwork for further studies in the field."
Alternatives: "as fundamental research" or "as foundational research".
"This raises ethical and regulatory questions, which need to be anticipated and explored in a timely and inclusive manner as the basic research proceeds and prior to any decisions about clinical application," it states.
For the purpose of comparative analysis, the county-level administrative divisions in 2010 23533 units in total) are taken as the basic research units, the first five censuses are also unified into them.
The government also plans to shift gradually the evaluation of research in the giant public research institutions, such as the basic research agency CNRS and the biomedical research agency INSERM, away from internal committees and instead rely on external review panels made up of French and foreign scientists.
Furthermore, the pSAD plasmid and their derived minigenes are useful tools for molecular diagnostics and genetic counseling of hereditary breast/ovarian cancer as well as the basic research of the splicing process.
As new developments and requirements arise, the basic research performed in our laboratory can be applied to "real-world" problems.
It's a small but important silver lining in a year when even NSF's best friends in Congress have turned their backs on the Obama Administration's request for a 13% increase for the basic research agency as part of the political consensus on reducing the federal deficit.
Due to the lack of effective linkages, the fruits of basic research have not been translated into clinical practice completely, and problems arising in clinical practice also have not made a big difference to the basic research directions as expected.
In particular, the group of linear α-helical cationic peptides has attracted increasing interest from clinical as well as basic research during the last decade.
Inclusion of the deadly human pathogen S. typhi in a species together with thousands of pathogenically very different bacteria has in fact caused enormous confusions in the clinical as well as basic research settings.
Our group has begun to pursue the cellular pathomechanism of mutPOLG Tg mice [10], as the model would accelerate medication development as well as basic research.
They also are inconsistent with data from dietary restriction (DR) studies in rodents and primates as well as basic research studies on the metabolic and molecular mechanisms promoting health and longevity.
