Sentence examples for basis for refinement of from inspiring English sources

The capacity of one pathway to trigger or repress the next one provides the basis for refinement of patterns.

We expect this work to be used as a source of data to improve studies on vegetation-climate feedbacks and carbon dynamics and to set the basis for refinement of future land use change scenarios.

Our results provide a tool for accurate phylogenetic reconstruction from multichromosomal gene rearrangement data as well as a theoretical basis for refinements of the DCJ model to account for biological constraints.

This result provides a basis for refinement to improve the usability of the visual modality.

Spatial and temporal monitoring of key geochemical and microbial (i.e., Geobacter lovleyi and Dehalococcoides mccartyi strains) parameters in the column generated a data set used herein as the basis for refinement and testing of a multiphase, compositional transport model.

For researchers this study provides a basis for further refinement of individual models of acceptance.

Purpose/Objective: The main purpose of the evaluation was to analyse (i) key processes, in terms of effectiveness and efficiency in the ADMs' implementation, and (ii) project outcomes, in terms of achieving Child-Friendly School System (CFSS) goals and improving learning outcomes with the end view of providing basis for refinement, scaling up and sustaining innovations.

In order to gain a better understanding of these dynamical behaviours and to create a basis for the refinement of the experimentally derived knowledge we created a Boolean model of the regulatory interactions within the hrp regulon of Pseudomonas syringae pathovar tomato strain DC3000 Pseudomonas syringae.

Nevertheless, we believe that the findings in the present study to be of significant value for the scientific community in providing a stable method for imaging of the AAR and a basis for further refinement of the technique.

Results for test soils and standard reference materials (SRMs) suggest that concerted use of in vivo and in vitro methods combined with physicochemical characterization of soils provides a stronger scientific basis for the refinement of risk assessments for As-contaminated soils.

Opportunities for refinement of the current iCAHE model were raised.