Sentence examples for foundational resources from inspiring English sources
Transcriptomes provide excellent foundational resources for mechanistic and evolutionary analyses of complex traits.
Transcriptomes provide excellent foundational resources for mechanistic and evolutionary analyses of complex traits in both model and nonmodel organisms.
The 'start-up' phase of an SBGrid-style collaboration would also benefit from a cohort of research laboratories willing to provide an initial investment in foundational resources (e.g. salaries, facilities, etc).
?y 'realizes o concretizes 'forward pcr primer' or 'reverse pcr primer' } Finally, the work typifies the kind of synergistic development that can occur from relying on foundational resources and established patterns.
We have sequenced and assembled the transcriptome of this wasp using tissue from four different life stages: larvae, pupae, adult males and adult females, with the aim to contribute foundational resources to aid in the understanding of the biology and behavior of this important parasitoid.
The data generated in this study constitute a foundational resource to aid in the multi-disciplinary effort to combat ZIKV infection, including the design of additional synthetic proteins.
Parents are a foundational resource to their children, but other adults can provide support as well by becoming a mentor.
This is a foundational resource for antibacterial development for pathogenic E. coli and related species.
The K. brevis transcriptomes assembled here provide a foundational resource for gene discovery and future RNA-seq experiments.
Based on these comparisons, the B. cucurbitae transcriptome presented here is of high quality, and should serve as a foundational resource to promote molecular and biochemical research on this important pest species.
To our knowledge, this represents the first genome-wide gene expression profiling of SE in cotton, and the data presented here will serve as a foundational resource for future studies addressing fundamental molecular and developmental mechanisms that govern plant embryogenesis.
