Sentence examples for basis for loss from inspiring English sources

In order to evaluate earthquake impact, this article focuses on the spatiotemporal distribution of population and five scenario earthquakes that form the basis for loss estimation in the city of Sylhet, Bangladesh.

As this cell line has the ability to establish enterocyte polarity in culture, it has been the basis for loss of Myo5B studies and its impact on epithelial polarity.

The molecular basis for loss of binding affinity of pheromones to pheromone-binding proteins at low pH has been elucidated in moths [7], [24], [28] [30].

Impaired autophagy and endolysosomal degradation are implicated in neurodegenerative diseases [ 39], thus these data provide a basis for loss of function playing a role in C9FTD/ALS.

A more extensive investigation of SphK1 and SphK2 expression in the brain, including their relative expression in different cell types, would greatly help in resolving the molecular basis for loss of these enzyme activities during AD pathogenesis.

Similar to our observations on the Testisin gene, hypermethylation of both prostasin and NES1 genes has been reported as the basis for loss of expression of these genes in tumours (Li et al, 2001; Chen and Chai, 2002), and their effects on cells are not associated with reduced proliferation (Goyal et al, 1998; Chen et al, 2001).

The molecular basis for why loss of this carboxylate leads to such a dramatic loss of potency against PKC is not clear, but it was proposed that sequence differences in the AST and αB helix near the hydrophobic subsite could play a role.

The researchers also found a genetic basis for the loss of snakes' forelegs.

With this as their baseline, they set out to examine the genetic and developmental basis for wing loss in the queens from the five populations.

This paper details implementing a computer program to furnish safety personnel with an empirical basis for designing loss prevention programs based on historical safety data.

Despite their sympathy for the situation in the Philippines, developed nations are likely to resist a formal, legal basis for future loss and damage claims associated with climate change.