Sentence examples for basis to further explore from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, a detailed investigation of thermal oxidation behavior and metal-insertion will provide a basis to further explore and model the mechanism of adsorption of metal ions onto geomedia.
Our study remains merely descriptive, but it will serve as a basis to further explore the cellular pathogenesis of AIVs in the pig, as well as their neuro-invasiveness.
We hope to provide an experimental basis to further explore the relationship between the meridians and viscera and the mechanism of EA.
The objective data collected on adherence have great value in guiding clinical practice and provide an excellent basis to further explore predictive factors of adherence, to perform comparative research, and to investigate interventions that aim to improve adherence.
This investigation provides the basis of hypotheses formulation to further explore the endocrine function of the heart in physiological and pathophysiological conditions.
The taste bud gene expression database forms the basis of more detailed studies to further explore taste biology in primates as well as humans.
To further explore the basis in the slope difference, we have performed complementary experiments using antibody PHE03S, raised against uranyl-DCP but, presenting a strong cross-reactivity toward the DCP chelator.
To further explore the basis of the discrepancy in the level of asymmetry of divergent expression recovered by our results using the XB+XL probemask and previous studies, we re-analyzed testis expression data from XL, XB, and HXLXB using the XB/XL gDNA probemask that was based on our new gDNA hybridizations.
In order to further explore the basis of this post-activation-specific silencing we selected two correctly regulated lines (A127 and M268) and two lines that are susceptible to induction of silencing (J253 and D184) for further study.
In order to further explore the basis for this chromatin-mediated gene silencing, we performed ChIP assays to measure levels of acetylation and tri-methylation of histone H3 K9 within the enhancer, promoter and coding region of the transgenes.
To further explore the biological basis of high GC content and its intragenomic heterogeneity, we examined the relationship between the GC content of protein-coding regions and codon usage bias, amino-acid composition and the levels of gene expression.
