Mutation screens in model organisms have helped identify the foundation of many fundamental organismal phenotypes.
In contrast with religion, philosophy can play a constructive role in identifying the foundations or morality in human nature and uncovering the most general and universal principles governing its operations.
Roberto and Levesque's framework proved useful for identifying the foundations of the implementation strategy, with special emphasis on the relationship building required to implement such an ambitious initiative.
The document identifies the foundation as Volnoe Delo, which was founded and funded by Mr. Deripaska.
In this paper, such identification technique is further extended and evaluated by identifying the foundation of a numerical rotor-bearing-foundation system and an experimental rotor rig respectively.
On their view, Kant's defense of the autonomy of reason takes place within a project of identifying the foundation of morality, which is realist in spirit because it appeals to the absolute value of humanity (Wood 1999, 157, 114; Rauscher 2002; Langton 2007; Johnson 2007; Hills 2008; Besch 2008, 2009; Krasnoff 1999; Kain 1999, 2004, 2006b; Larmore 2008, 83 84; Irwin 2009; Galvin 2010).
He flips it over to show the front, which identifies the foundation and a slogan that seems just as fitting: "Go forward".
In the original worked example of "best fit" one of the authors (AB) identified the foundation theory or model from a grey literature conceptual model following iterative searching of bibliographic databases and Internet search engines.
The main objectives of this analysis are to identify the theoretical foundations of KBE and to identify research issues within KBE, pointing out the challenges and pitfalls that currently prohibit a wider adoption of KBE while suggesting avenues for further research.
The current genomic revolution offers an unprecedented opportunity to identify the molecular foundations of host-commensal and host-pathogen relationships so that we can understand how they assist or interfere with our normal physiology [ 2].
