Sentence examples for has established the basis from inspiring English sources

The successful isolation and growth of the bacterium in vitro has established the basis for vaccine development [ 4, 5].

Universal prospective identification of independent adverse prognostic factors, including presence of a mixed lineage leukemia rearrangement and young age, has established the basis for risk stratification within current trials.

Mr Ahern said the governments had established the basis for a road map that would restore devolved power by October, two years after Stormont was shut down amid claims of an IRA spy-ring.

"We have established the basis for security institutions with new leadership and new legislation.

These studies have established the basis for an allergy surveillance network.

Numerous reports have established the basis for gene expression patterns in distribution by predicting and comprising the transcription factors and miRNAs of interested genes [ 9].

These studies and designs have established the design basis for the diagnostic upper port plug.

Recent crystallographic and biochemical analyses of TAL effectors have established the structural basis of their DNA recognition properties and provide clear directions for future research.

Having established the physical basis of the world, Epicurus proceeds to explain the nature of the soul (this, at least, is the order in which Lucretius sets things out).

Despite having established the regulatory basis for the expansion of ambulatory treatment of drug-susceptible and drug-resistant TB the incentives set by the Uzbek health system, which finances hospitals based on their bed occupancy, have been perceived to work against a fast and full adoption of ambulatory-based TB care in Karakalpakstan.

Having established the professional basis for military leadership and the personal connections within the officer corps so essential to it, he was then shifted to the yet more vital post of deputy head of Military Intelligence, the organisation with primary responsibility for watching over the officer corps.