Sentence examples for provides a suitable basis from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that the developed MMP2 aptamer provides a suitable basis for the development of diagnostic tools.

The legal obligation of farmers to document their use of pesticides (in application logs) provides a suitable basis for traceability.

Based on the results obtained in this study it can be concluded that the activation energy for oxidation provides a suitable basis for comparison of the oxidation behavior of different hard coatings.

The systematic search for orthologs and paralogs of known animal microRNAs provides a suitable basis for studying their evolution.

The robustness of mental imagery per se provides a suitable basis for pursuing imagery as a treatment target in this population, e.g., in Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (Holmes, Lang, & Deeprose, 2009; Patel et al., 2007; Williams & Moulds, 2007).

The Military Survey Maps provide a suitable basis for analysing and evaluating the development trends in the landscape macrostructure.

The principles of chemical reaction engineering, combined with concepts and techniques of materials science, provide a suitable basis for studies of combustion synthesis.

During the 1980s, robotics researchers interested in creating robots to operate in real wold environments were finding that getting a machine to process information from sensory transducers into an internal representation of its surroundings that would provide a suitable basis for action planning was a very difficult computational problem.

Boltzmann introduced the hypothesis in developing classical statistical mechanics; it was used to provide a suitable basis for identifying macroscopic quantities with statistical averages of microscopic quantities, such as the identification of gas temperature with the mean kinetic energy of the gas molecules.

The main disadvantage of a positional homology alignment is that by itself it does not provide a suitable basis for inference of within-genome gene conversion or inference of gene duplication histories.

Our findings provide a suitable basis for further validation studies.