Sentence examples for be a key basis from inspiring English sources
The conversion of streams to equivalent inlet outlet (demand source) pairs is shown to be a key basis for the unified approach.
Such political reform could be simultaneously accompanied by policies designed to undermine the frequent Islamist role in social-welfare provision, which is a key basis of Islamist popular support.
The transition in LTP homology is a key basis for the proposal in this paper to establish a "hominiform" clade within the Hominoidea.
Both overexpression of Mcl-1 and silencing Beclin 1 in HCC cells almost fully restored the conversion from LC3-I to LC3-II induced by SC-59, indicating that the inhibitory effect of Mcl-1 is a key basis for autophagy induced by sorafenib and its derivatives.
Although the introduction of systematic approaches to delivery of mental health care such as stepped care and standardised assessment instruments might be expected to reduce variation, evidence suggests that standardised instruments are not yet a key basis for decisions about antidepressant prescribing, and largely seen as secondary to the potential idiosyncrasies of 'clinical judgment' [ 10].
A key basis for TAL development was the composition templates proposed in previous versions of XTemplate language [9].
1) A key basis for this paper is the assertion that LPS acts as the signal for the symbiont-induced morphogenesis of the squid host.
Allelic polymorphism of target antigens in natural populations of T. parva is a key issue for understanding the basis of strain specificity in immunity to the parasite.
Understanding how these neurons integrate olfactory information is a key problem in the neural basis of olfactory perception.
The ability to accurately classify cancer patients into risk classes, i.e. to predict the outcome of the pathology on an individual basis, is a key ingredient in making therapeutic decisions.
Their ability to modify their features under intracellular and extracellular stimuli, known as synaptic plasticity, is a key component of the neurochemical basis of learning and memory.
