Such a study can form the groundwork for connecting functional and regulatory differences to the sequence variants that have accumulated over evolutionary time.
These and other figures are highly encouraging for people looking to tap a rapidly growing market, and it follows that a stronger internal tech culture will also form the groundwork for Colombia's own aspirations in the field of innovation.
But if an enterprise is designed to make a nonprofit more disciplined, as is often the case, or if it is intended to form the groundwork for greater financial self-sufficiency, such miscalculations can provide false comfort.
Many of the methods presented (including convolution, the Fourier transform, and Euler's formula) are fundamental and form the groundwork for other advanced data analysis methods.
With Rebay encouraging him, Guggenheim began acquiring works by Kandinsky, Gris, Léger, Moholy-Nagy and others that would one day form the groundwork for the Guggenheim's famous collection.
Data from this and future studies regarding decreasing grip strength and the contribution of each finger are expected to form the groundwork for ergonomic hand tool design and development.
The experience gained during our field study form the groundwork for giving recommendations on meliorating the socio-cultural challenges facing women entrepreneurs and on how mobile phones could assist to tackle them.
It is anticipated, however, that the in-depth analysis of the process and logistics of surgical scale-up implementation will form the necessary groundwork for a larger multi-site study.
COMMENT FROM JIM: Seems as if he's laying a groundwork for highlighting Congressional inaction.
As noted by Groff [15], RAT provides a groundwork for interaction, but does not provide a framework for decision making.
In her recent book, "The Lost Education of Horace Tate: Uncovering the Hidden Heroes Who Fought for Justice in Schools," Walker examines how pre-integration black schools formed a network that laid groundwork for social and cultural advancements.
