Sentence examples for basis for a systematic from inspiring English sources

Thus, much of what is published under the rubric of postmodernist theory lacks a proper basis for a systematic engagement with ethics.

It had not been proved that badgers were the crucial vector and resource-strapped scientists trying to figure out what was happening could not yet provide the basis for a systematic programme of disease eradication.

By establishing the Drosophila counterparts of these sensory systems, our findings provide the basis for a systematic functional and molecular dissection of how different mechanosensory stimuli are detected and processed.

Factorial experimental design was used as the basis for a systematic evaluation of wear rates under mixed and boundary lubrication conditions.

But such borrowing has done little to establish any very coherent system of educational ideas, or to provide the basis for a systematic theory of teaching adequate to sustain the variety and complexity of teacher preparation programs.

In this study we explore the utility of the electron density and the electrostatic potential as the basis for a systematic investigation of the physical and chemical similarities between bioisosteres.

This set of models allows the designer to determine the required specifications for the different modulator building blocks and form the basis of a systematic design approach.

These data will be a valuable basis for developing a systematic molecular O-typing scheme that will allow traditional typing approaches to be linked to genomic exploration of E. coli diversity.

The phylogenetic classification of single-domain TFPs presented here serves to illuminate the patterns of relatedness among currently known single-domain TFP families and should provide a general basis for a more systematic categorization of novel TFP members.

This article describes an incentive system, and provides an ethical basis, for a more systematic, accessible, and patient-influenced approach to delivery of medically innovative stem-cell treatments, embodying a concept which I refer to as "prosociality" [ 3].

The classification of fungal LysMs into a fungal-specific subclass and a fungal/bacterial subclass based on their amino acid profiles and cysteine patterns, introduced in this review, provides a basis for a more systematic view of this protein family to aid in choosing representative candidates for further analyses.