Sentence examples for In relevance to from inspiring English sources
"in relevance to" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means "in connection or relation to." You can use it to clarify the connection between two ideas or topics in a sentence. Here is an example: "In relevance to the previous discussion about climate change, let's now consider the economic impact of implementing sustainable solutions."
In relevance to Fig. 5 and considering the less accurate procedure of News Retrieval from Naftemporiki, the 282 News Dates is a rather satisfactory result.
In relevance to this thinking, we found a selective disruption of LTD and depotentiation in RGS7 −/− mice, but normal LTP.
In relevance to these data, we showed that linc-ROR acted as a molecular sponge for mir-205 to protect the mir-205 targets from degradation.
In relevance to human breast cancer, methylations in CG rich region of p53 promoter impaired its transcription and protein levels, and impaired expression of the transcriptional factor HOXA5 also decreased p53 mRNA level in the tumor tissues.
In relevance to this study, miRNAs have been demonstrated to be essential in regulating atrial excitability and can be involved, directly or indirectly, in increased atrial arrhythmogenicity and AF (reviewed in [ 11– 11]).
In relevance to the possible role of GzmB in age-related chronic wounds, a previous study by our group demonstrated that apolipoprotein-knockout mice fed a high-fat diet for 37 weeks exhibited delayed wound closure that was not present in apolipoprotein-GzmB double knockout mice due, in part, to GzmB-mediated degradation of two ECM proteins, fibronectin and vitronectin.
Three aspects related to the relevance of SGF assay results are discussed here: accuracy of tracking in vitro stability in SGF, relevance to in vivo stability, and correlation with allergenicity.
The value of a null model lies not in its mathematical elegance, but in its relevance to the question posed.
In addition, however, environments differ in their relevance to overall fitness: some environmental factors may strongly influence fitness, whereas others may have only a weak influence on fitness.
The real importance of the work, says Cohen, lies in its relevance to the many other conditions in which inflammation is a factor.
The book "displays great inventiveness and a justified belief in its relevance to our own emotional lives," D. T. Max wrote in these pages in 1999.
