Sentence examples for inputs for research from inspiring English sources

albimanus has increased several hundred-fold, thus providing molecular inputs for research in this species: 1) from a single gene perspective; 2) to gain insight into the anopheline radiations in the New World; 3) facilitating further genomic and proteomic approaches; and 4) assisting gene finding and validation of the An.

Such connected and more complex pathways are consistent with the feedback loops described in other conceptual models of research impact, where each research study contributes to the general knowledge pool and inputs for future research.

The authors would like to thank Melkassa Agricultural Research Center, Bako Research Center, Hawassa Research Center and Debrezeit Research Center for providing important inputs for this research.

Our objectives in interpolating global scale climate data were twofold firstly to be able to evaluate the spatial variability in more detail across Ethiopia and secondly to provide more specific climate variable data inputs for further research activities.

For this reason, estimates of both mortality and incidence of cancer by region are essential inputs for setting research and intervention priorities in cancer control policies.

Research tools that arose on account of the infusion of molecular biology into plant-breeding science constitute the new core of crop-genetic improvement, as an indispensable input for further research, side by side with both improved and exotic crop varieties that represent the operational background of crop-related research.

The obtained results represent an input for future research which should include a good benchmark base for the tested organizations and their continuous improvement.

The downside of this is that this prevents researchers from using large portions of the already existing scientific and technological knowledge as input for the research work (Forero 1999).

Estimating the magnitude of cancer mortality and incidence is a key input for setting research and intervention priorities.

These insights can provide input for future research and interventions aiming at improving self-management of patients.

By also signaling which essential information is lacking, the DHCPR provides input for the research and development agenda to strengthen the national information infrastructure.