Sentence examples for basic scientific and technological from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, the previously reported ZnBeO are either powder or thin films, and little attention has been paid to the incorporation of these two oxide materials into an integrated structure in nanoscale range, which strategy has great potential to yield superior sensitivity for application in electronics and optoelectronics and is undoubtedly of both basic scientific and technological interests.
America's courts have long held that "laws of nature, natural phenomena and abstract ideas are not patentable", but are the "basic tools of scientific and technological work".
The court on Thursday held that human DNA was a "product of nature", a basic tool of scientific and technological work, thereby placing it beyond the domain of patent protection.
Judge Patti B. Saris cited that principle in the lower-court State Bank decision, noting some other key precedents: "Mental processes, and abstract intellectual concepts, are not patentable, as they are the basic tools of scientific and technological work".
Breyer explained that the court does not want to permit monopolies on the "basic tools of scientific and technological work" because this "might tend to impede innovation more than it would tend to promote it".
Firstly, the mechanism of miR-210 abnormally expressed in cancer is not completely understood; more scientific and technological methods should be used in future basic research to provide better understanding of biological roles of miR-210 in cancer, hence lightening up the diagnostic value of miR-210.
It is thanks to this heroic vision of the founders of the Hebrew University that when the State of Israel was established in 1948 -- 23 years after the establishment of the university -- it already had important elements of scientific and technological infrastructure with a mix of applied and basic research facilities.
As our nation's leadership in scientific and technological innovation is challenged as never before, federal funding of basic scientific research remains essential, but that research should be potentially transformational.
