Sentence examples for by providing a basic from inspiring English sources
By providing a basic framework to develop a universal T cell compatible with allogeneic adoptive transfer, this work is laying the foundation stone of the large-scale utilization of CAR T-cell immunotherapies.
MIDATA embodies a particularly strong sense of the collective by providing a basic platform, which enables the user to control data storage, and sharing, while allowing the community of users to develop platform-compatible software applications to access the data that individuals have unlocked.
By providing a basic education for parents, KEDAP aims to help them understand the value of schooling for their children.
By providing a basic mechanism for evolution that works with or without sex, the Fisherian theory has created a view of evolution where sex is not really essential.
This necessarily would include the vigorous implementation of child protection networks as recommended by Unicef, providing a basic framework for action, to be implemented by all state actors.
Parents can help their child by providing a few basic cooking recipes, suggesting they enrol with a local doctor and discussing how to budget on limited funds.
One more blunder needs to be added to the "string of mishaps" being traced by experts: deregulation of an industry providing a basic necessity.
This article begins by providing a quick review of the basic theory associated with molecular genetics.
The purpose of this work is to assist surgeons and clinicians with the interpretation of statistics by providing a general understanding of the basic concepts that lead to choosing an appropriate statistical test for common study designs.
Attempts are made here to highlight some of the important modes specifically utilized in oil and gas processing plants (OGP) by providing a basis on which the basic conveying requirements, and parameters, are given for proper selection and design of the systems.
I suggested that they do this by providing a salve for our most basic ills -- our fear of change and difference, our need to be told what to do, our aversion to gray areas.
