Sentence examples for framework foundation from inspiring English sources

Taken together, regions of extensive synteny between asparagus bean and L. japonicus provides a framework foundation for further marker and gene identification in asparagus bean through the use of sequence data from L. japonica as a genomic model.

It has three components: (i) a conceptual model that defines the framework foundations, (ii) an ontological engineering domain model (OEDM), which specifies and describes design objects, as well as those operations that are particular to a specific ontology development methodology, and (iii) a computational support environment, named TracED aaS).

The next President would need to bring about a similar shift, Obama said, one that reasserted the role of an activist government, "laying the groundwork, the framework, the foundation for the market to operate effectively".

So what we need to bring about is the end of the era of unresponsive and inefficient government and short-term thinking in government, so that the government is laying the groundwork, the framework, the foundation for the market to operate effectively and for every single individual to be able to be connected with that market and to succeed in that market.

Fall participants came from a wide range of departments and units and said that reading the selected academic research around diversity and inclusion gave them a conceptual framework and foundation that most of them hadn't been exposed to in their fields.

For example, on October 2005, the State Board of Education in Michigan approved the Vision and Principles of universal education as a framework and foundation for policy development by the State Board, the Department of Education, and local and intermediate school districts.

The diplomatic framework and foundation for international relations is undergoing a rather accelerating evolution.

This establishes a solid framework and foundation for on-the-job learning, enabling job experiences to be leveraged into sustainable advancement and change.

With the Convention as its framework and foundation, and the best interests of children as its focus, it has brought together organizations and individuals, activists and governments, the private sector and private donors, religious and cultural leaders, communities and families, individuals and children themselves.

This work allows us to propose a framework and foundations for the operational development of BRIF that still requires input from stakeholders within the biomedical community.

These results and the organising framework provide a foundation for innovation and understanding of air pointing interaction.