The phrase "basal for" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is fundamental or foundational for something else. Example: The principles of honesty and integrity are basal for any successful business. In this sentence, "basal for" is used to describe the foundational principles that are necessary for a business to be successful. Another example could be: Exercise and proper nutrition are basal for maintaining good health.
The processing of rewards is basal for operant conditioning.
For both types of assay, synchronized unstarved adult animals were rinsed off culture plates with S basal for odorant assays and sterile ddH2O for water soluble chemotaxis assays.
Isoprenaline stimulated CRE-SPAP gene transcription responses that were 2.34±0.10 (n = 10), 2.30±0.09 (n = 19) and 2.47±0.10 (n = 22) fold over basal for tβtrunc, tβ3C and tβ4C-receptors respectively.
If round-snoutedness is basal for sauropods, then at least two originations (once at the base of Diplodocidae and once within Rebbachisauridae) and one reversal (Tornieria) are required (also three steps).
The two testes of a given fish were incubated in parallel, such that one of them (randomly chosen left or right) served as control (basal) for the contralateral one, which was incubated in the presence of 1 µM of the adenylate cyclase activator forskolin [33].
These results therefore suggest a second area of refugium for L. saxatilis in the NWA, which could have been within the southern-most area of the species' present range where the frequency of lineage A is highest (gradually decreasing northwards), and also where haplotype 8, which is basal for clade A and dated to 40 420 ka, is located (specifically, in the southern-most population in Long Island).
These results are consistent with the view that JDP2 function is critical for basal and for induced Nrf2 transcriptional activity.
During in vivo recordings, the size of the nucleus (bigger for pIIa than for pIIb daughter cell), the number of rounds of subsequent cell divisions (one and two for pIIa and pIIb cells respectively) and the orientation of the divisions (planar and apico-basal for pIIa and pIIb cells respectively) were used as criteria to identify the resulting cells.
Pyramidal cells were modeled by 5 compartments: 1 for basal dendrites, 1 for soma, and 3 for apical dendrites.
Species richness was positively correlated with tree density for DP, and to basal area for SM farms.
Inter-specific competition led to a stratified canopy, with suppression in acacia growth earlier for basal area than for height.
