The information was compiled in a detailed chronological matrix of activities, intentions and actors, which constituted the base for the identification of strategies.
The concept of critical swelling curve (CSC) is introduced, and constitutes the base of the model.
We end the section with a brief analysis about classical correlation and its challenges, which constitutes the base of the development of OMMA.
These new compounds constitute the base of the development of a new library, designed in order to obtain derivatives that present not only improved antimalarial activity, but also a better stability towards bioactivation in potentially toxic metabolites.
(5) "Given that white southerners constitute the base of the Republican Party, this presents a challenge for party leaders to expand its electoral coalition, especially beyond white voters".
These dynamics do not reflect a changing consensus among the American people, but rather the select megarich donors and party elite who constitute the base of today's Republican Party.
The Thule people were more technologically advanced than their Dorset predecessors, although they still relied on subsistence hunting, with walruses, reindeer, and particularly the fur seals constituting the base of the economy in the early period.
These errors induce disproportionately large errors of Ris/Rcs or Ris because E constitutes the base of the exponential PCR function (Eq. I.1).
While tip cells guide the sprouts, stalk cells constitute the base of the sprouts and are, therefore, considered to be less active than tip cells.
The capsule is a major epidemiological marker for tracing pneumococcal infections, and constitutes the base of vaccine formulations currently available against this microorganism.
