Sentence examples for foundation for the involvement from inspiring English sources
The results of this study also lay a foundation for the involvement of RdDM processes through the activity of siRNA415 and miR823 in mediating regulation of immune responses in Arabidopsis plants.
These results provide a foundation for investigating the involvement of COMT-mediated methylation in protection against the adverse effects of catechol drugs and other xenobiotic catechols during the developmental process.
The epigenetic system existing in the chicken genome lays a foundation for studying the involvement of epigenetic modifications in chicken domestication,and more systemic analysis of DNA methylation of different chicken breeds are needed to elucidate this problem.
The epigenetic system existing in the horse genome lays the foundation for studying the involvement of epigenetic modifications in horse domestication and improvement and provides a more systemic analysis of DNA methylation.
The purpose of phase I was to set the foundation for meaningful involvement of established migrants in a 2-year research project.
However, as many of the contributions show (e.g. Keskiner, Rezai et al., Moguérou & Santelli), high parental aspirations are frequently the foundation for alternative involvement strategies and supportive family environments characterized by strong intergenerational closure.
'Accountability for reasonableness' establishes a moral foundation for public involvement to enhance the legitimacy and fairness of priority setting, something that scholars and government reports have long advocated [ 10- 14].
Using the Joint Commission's guidance as a foundation for understanding logistics involvement in disaster planning, there are six elements that health care strategists should consider in developing emergency response plans.
Together with the proposed commitment by states to improve national implementation of the Convention, including through the involvement of national parliaments, this is a solid foundation for the future.
Identification of miRNAs and examination of their function may reveal the potential roles of miRNA in Hessian fly biology and host interactions, and provide a foundation for studying miRNA involvement in gall midge biology in general.
Prince Charles's Foundation for the Built Environment has been asked to advise on the scheme's design and to try to ensure community involvement from the outset for the project.
