If enough information on experiments is available, this constitute a basis for two phase separator modelling.
The authors regularly shared experiences and this constituted a basis for individual and joint reflection and discussion.
The comprehensive dataset compiled in this study constitutes a basis for future studies with the aim of shedding light on the relationship between proteome and transcriptome data, in order, for example, to understand better post-transcriptional regulation on a global scale.
Apart from questions that beset the majority of multicenter trials in patients with ARDS, such as definitional precision, co-intervention control, and execution variability across and within centers, this result hardly constitutes a basis for discarding the practice for many study-specific reasons.
In conclusion, this comparative genomic analysis constitutes a basis for future functional genomic analysis of P. syringae to establish which TCS proteins participate in the pathogenesis and the adaptation to different plant and non-plant environments.
"This proposal in no way constitutes a basis for negotiation that is acceptable for France in terms of ceilings on spending proposed for the common agricultural policy," Jean-Marc Ayrault, the French prime minister, said in a statement posted on a government Web site on Thursday.
According to Jewish nationalists (Zionists), Judaism constitutes a basis for both religious and national (ethnic) identity.
Thus, it constitutes a basis of the linear space (mathbb {P}_{n}).
In conclusion, our observation constitutes a basis for the rational design of new antiviral molecules.
Sequence information constitutes a basis for eventual reverse-genetic and activation-tag studies.
If this line of authority applies to defective warning cases, this constitutes an alternate basis for summary judgment in the Defendants' favor.
