Sentence examples for General relevance from inspiring English sources
These findings have general relevance to protein engineering studies of clotting proteases and trypsin-like enzymes.
Mr. Rich's comments may have some general relevance, but they, in no way, apply to Grimes Travel.
Ruccio and Amariglio begin with a powerful argument for the general relevance of postmodernism to contemporary economic thought.
Your abstract should be written so that any graduating MCB student can understand the general relevance of your work.
Even if Kaplan has overinterpreted the calamities of West Africa, and exaggerated their general relevance for world politics, he has been usefully wrong.
Our results suggest that it is the general relevance of the valenced tones that governs early attentional processes.
The results have general relevance as they reflect the views of a broad constituency of experienced respondents.
These findings may have general relevance to differentiation processes in neurons as well as in other cell types.
Our simulations are of general relevance for the design of triple-axis spectrometers at end positions of neutron guides.
The use of more than one mouse strain strengthens the possibility that the findings may have general relevance.
This coupling of an array of models with experimental verification provides a method to understand which predictions might be model sensitive and which are of more general relevance.
