Sentence examples for basis for developing more from inspiring English sources
These good practices can be used by a wide array of development practitioners and policymakers as a basis for developing more informed and effective programmes and projects in the future.
The development of such a model provides a rational basis for developing more biologically extensive models that may support the design of optimal dosing strategies for PTH-based anti-osteoporosis treatments.
The model provides a basis for developing more robust damage sensitive features for real applications.
This information could serve as the basis for developing more targeted treatment strategies.
This investigation provides a good basis for developing more accurate analytical models for the flow resistance of membrane filters with a cake layer on top.
Research, theory, and practice are interrelated design elements; they are not isolated; together they can form the basis for developing more useful and specific communities of practice.
Developments in the scientific understanding of systemic lupus erythematosus are the focus of the contribution of Ardoin and Pisetsky [ 7], who review recent research into immune abnormalities in the disease, the scientific basis of which is leading to opportunities for developing more targeted treatment and a 'new era' of clinical trials.
Despite a poor repeatability, e.g., between 17 and 19% for main components and even worse for minor components, this HS-LPME method provides a good basis for developing a more effective method.
We provide in the next section an initial action plan that could serve as the basis for developing a more detailed plan moving forward.
Further, additional study is required to properly assess the adequacy of current instruments for evaluating patients with IPF, and, if the instruments are found to be inadequate, to provide a basis for developing a more appropriate instrument to serve this purpose.
The patches could also be a basis for developing allometric models for more accurate estimation of carbon stock than is currently possible with generalised models.
