Sentence examples for contributing basic from inspiring English sources

Upslope outcrops of calcareous bedrock are contributing basic cations to these bench soils.

They say that their research, in addition to contributing basic insights about the bat's sense of touch and nervous system, could have implications for aircraft design.

Each global theme will now be presented; the constituent organizing themes and contributing basic themes will be described and illustrated by quotes.

The resulting networks of Global Themes, their constituent Organizing Themes and contributing Basic Themes is presented in Table  1 and the network for the Global Theme positive views of long term oxygen therapy is portrayed in Figure  1.

In addition, Bovet believed that the key to treating mental illness lay in chemistry, and he contributed basic research in neuropharmacology.

Moreover, and most important, the second aim was to investigate the clinical relevance of the beta-adrenergic response under mild metabolic acidosis, possibly to contribute basic knowledge to the controversy surrounding the therapy regimen of mild metabolic acidosis in critical heart-failure patients.

The DF/HCC Kidney Cancer Program has established itself as a consistent leader within both DF/HCC and the broader kidney cancer research community contributing to basic, translational, and clinical research on the local, national, and international stage.

Disciplines contributing to basic research will have the best opportunity to apply and evaluate new knowledge early.

As a result, their work established important concepts in cell biology, a case of medically oriented research contributing to basic research advances.

Theoretical and historical papers are welcome to the extent that they serve this general purpose; papers of an applied nature are acceptable if they contribute to basic understanding or serve to bridge the often felt gap between basic and applied research in the field covered by the Journal.

Nevertheless, Steiner contributed many basic concepts and results in projective geometry.