Sentence examples for basis roles of from inspiring English sources
The nature, philosophical basis, roles of research staff members, outputs and impacts, and strengths and limitations of each model are described, in the context of a long-standing, interdisciplinary research program in a children's rehabilitation service organization.
Although tendinopathies are known to have a genetic basis, the role of DNA methylation as an epigenetic factor and risk determinant for human PT has never been described.
In addition, we sought to investigate on a national basis the role of differences in demographic and pregnancy related risk factors between ethnic groups in the occurrence of severe maternal morbidity.
On the basis of the roles of these two Drosphila's miRNA, it is tempting to speculate that the increased levels of miR-14 and miR-278 observed in the pupal stage could prevent an excessive utilization of fat.
We have defined the structural basis and functional roles of catalytic region and PEST domain of PTPN18 in specific regulation of HER2 phosphorylation barcodes.
The expression pattern provides anatomical basis for specific roles of MKK4 in hepatogenesis and neurogenesis during development and in adult brain.
Nevertheless, the molecular basis for the roles of autophagy and mitophagy in suppressing innate antiviral immunity in HCV infection has yet to be investigated.
Obviously, the new finding is very important for us to understand genetic basis and physiological roles of significant function genes in fish and even in vertebrates.
Therefore, the model is expected to be useful in understanding the cellular basis and molecular basis for the role of SHP-2 in skeletal growth and remodeling, and the etiology of skeletal abnormalities in humans with PTPN11 mutations.
Kanagawa, M. & Toda, T. The genetic and molecular basis of muscular dystrophy: roles of cell matrix linkage in the pathogenesis.
Rey (1991) takes both thoughts and experiences to be relations to sentences in the language of thought, and distinguishes them on the basis of (the functional roles of) such sentences' constituent predicates.
