Sentence examples for yet another basis for from inspiring English sources
This observation may be used as yet another basis for defining a set of hubs: namely, as the set of high degree proteins that is statistically significantly more enriched for essential proteins as compared to proteins outside the set.
This seems to be yet another basis for thinking that any cortical column based upon the terminations of topographically organized bundles of thalamic axons can be broken down into smaller groupings of cells which retain the fundamental vertical connectivity, such as demonstrated in a more general way in the present set of papers and which may truly be called minicolumns.
Yet the basis for that vote was more mature than basic, outright detestation of England.
It is hard to grasp scientifically and yet the basis for the most elegant things that humans have dreamed up out of the subtle alchemy of language use.
The Bunge-Wand-Weber Ontology for information systems provides a generic and yet applicable basis for establishing consistent inter-model relationships.
Additionally, chronic inflammation is a common accomplice of the diseases of homeostasis, yet the basis for this connection is not fully understood.
Interesting, it's true, but not yet the basis for any firm prescriptions.
Yet, the basis for pyrvinium's toxicity, as well as that of other small molecular Wnt inhibitors is not clearly established.
Variation in mate choice behaviour among females within a population may influence the strength and form of sexual selection, yet the basis for any such variation is still poorly understood.
CYP2D6 was identified as the major clearance pathway of LY2878735, resulting in large exposure variability, indicating that CYP2D6 genotyping is insufficient to drive a competitive benefit risk balance for LY2878735, providing an early yet compelling basis for the termination of its current scope of development.
It had not been proved that badgers were the crucial vector and resource-strapped scientists trying to figure out what was happening could not yet provide the basis for a systematic programme of disease eradication.
