Sentence examples for the basis of developing from inspiring English sources

On the basis of developing evidence, the report says, it is apparent that primary hypertension is detectable in the young and occurs commonly.

The reasons which formed the basis of developing the strategy were 2-fold.

Physicochemical characterization thus forms the basis of developing an effective analytical control strategy for siRNA delivery systems.

It suggests that financial benefits should be provided on the basis of developing countries' successful 'efforts' to reduce emissions from deforestation, i.e. input based.

Nevertheless, the STM proposed in this paper may be used as the basis of developing such an evolutive model enabling a displacement based design framework of confined masonry buildings.

An in depth understanding of the factors required for PGC proliferation in culture will form the basis of developing a defined, serum-free culture medium for chicken PGCs.

Comprehensive analysis of the effect of the presence of excited singlet oxygen molecules O2 a1Δg) on the enhancement of ignition and combustion in the H2S air mixture is conducted on the basis of developed reaction mechanism.

The fifth group comprised studies that compared the effects of different types of HAART (three), 7, 18, 19 administered on the basis of developed-world guidelines versus developing-world guidelines, self-administered HAART versus directly observed HAART versus no HAART, and "ideal" treatment (based on clinical trials) versus "typical" treatment (based on observational studies in actual practice).

In this review, we briefly highlight the molecular basis of developing therapeutic agents, such as Captopril, Tirofiban, and Eptifibatide, from snake venom proteins.

Natural gas from the Saratov Nizhny Novgorod pipeline that passes through Saransk is the basis of a developing chemical industry.

In the early 19th century a split developed between apothecaries who treated patients and those whose interest was primarily in the preparation of medicinal compounds; the latter formed the basis of the developing specialty of pharmacology.