Sentence examples for basis to further study from inspiring English sources
These results form a basis to further study the function of miRNAs in specific tissues and during evolution.
Having determined that the model corroborates observed features of the dynamics of EBLV-1 infection in M. myotis bats, we used it as a basis to further study the local spread of infection.
The variation of miRNAs in our research can give insight to widely existing highly-conserved miRNAs and can give a basis to further deep bioinformatics studies for miRNAs in pear, for instance the SNP identification of miRNAs.
While a link between oral health status and viral lytic/lysogenic functions needs to be demonstrated experimentally, the data from this study provides an intriguing basis to support further study.
The phenomena of hotspot distribution at this distance scale could be used as a basis to inform further study, as soil variance can reflect the changes of lithology, and the minerals or rocks may have some specific chemicals or chemical mixtures.
In this study, we intended to observe the effect of the combination of Bufei Yishen granule and Shu-Fei Tie on pulmonary function and morphology in COPD rats, and provide a basis for further study to explore the mechanism of the integration of internal and external therapy.
Literature in basic science and clinical documentation focuses on demonstrable changes and discussion of ethical imperatives combined to provide a sufficient conceptual basis for further study.
The research results provide theoretical basis for further study of the effect of dynamic stress produced by the dynamic compaction to surrounding buildings.
This study provides a basis for further studies to inform future policies to reduce the burden of multimorbidity, particularly in an African context.
The defined pathways highlighted here provide the basis for further studies to define intervention points to target tumor type-specific neutrophil migration and function.
Thus, when supported by educational materials and activities, an insignificant costume drama served as a basis for further study.
