Sentence examples for have established a framework from inspiring English sources

That is why we have established a framework that ensures children will be stretched and their knowledge broadened.

Before this study, we have established a framework to identify homozygous structural variants and novel sequences in two de novo human genome assemblies [ 12, 13].

Existing typing schemes, such as spa, PFGE, PCR-ribotyping and MLST, have established a framework in the application of genetic data in outbreak investigation.

To this end, we have established a framework which accommodates various platforms and various technologies, using quality-controlled biological samples [ 6].

Recently, Vidal and colleagues have established a framework to generate and assess high-throughput Y2H screens and established the first protocol for next-generation sequencing of protein-protein interactomes [ 18, 19].

Here, we have established a framework with common markers covering both genomes and found that in spite of the conservation of large chromosomal fragments, as expected from confamilial species, many chromosomal rearrangements separate the diploid Fragaria and Prunus genomes, supporting their distant position within the family deduced from DNA sequence data [ 20].

Instead, ISIS has established a framework in which any attacker that makes a public vow of allegiance to the group can be claimed as one of its own.

CPIC has established a framework for evaluating levels of evidence needed to justify the implementation of a pharmacogenetic finding into clinical care.

The rapid expansion in genomic knowledge for different bat species has facilitated comparative studies that rely on the identification of genes and gene families, and has established a framework for developing necessary reagents.

If the judges on "American Idol," whose third season is under way, have established a rigid framework for thinking about pop music success, Ms. Banks and her colleagues are on their way to providing a handbook to pop beauty, complete with its own lexicon.

These important studies have established a conceptual framework for the current understanding of the role of N-glycosylation in RTK signaling in homeostasis and cancer.