However, our congenics provide the ideal foundation genomic resource to test for the influence of any of these possible effects.
But neoconservatives laid the intellectual foundation for the war, and they attained influence within the Bush administration.
We exploit the graph theory to construct a social relationship graph that establishes a solid foundation for the basic understandings of social influence.
Since the possibility of obtaining more "dynamic" and "metabolic" data of the ocular circulation through the introduction of retinal vessel analyser (RVA) [ 20] and retinal oximetry [ 21], vessel calibres are more commonly used in conjunction with these more novel parameters as well as forming the foundation for correcting influences of vessel size [ 8].
More important than Aral's findings are his methods of randomization, which set the scientific foundation for measuring actual influence, rather than relying on follower counts or a Klout score.
These presentations provided a foundation for the subsequent small group discussion on factors that influence successful recruitment and strategies to improve recruitment.
Understanding the gut microbiome in healthy humans is a foundation for discovering its influence in various important gastrointestinal and nutritional diseases (eg, inflammatory bowel disease, diabetes, and obesity), and for rational translation to human health gains.
This is a potential mechanism explaining how PC can influence the course of ulcerative colitis and provides the molecular foundation for the benefit seen in our clinical studies.
Jamestown becomes archetypal not because it laid the foundations for British influence on American political culture, eventually enshrining notions of rights and representation, but because it established a pattern of conflict with Indians and enslavement of Africans — something that is here homogenized into a more vague multicultural interaction.
