Sentence examples for Similar relevance from inspiring English sources
In a small fictitious example with independent experts, otherwise, we demonstrate that this subjectivity can easily lead to substantial prediction bias, and that the subjective choice of distribution shapes has a similar relevance as uncertainties due to physical conceptualization, numerical codes and parameter uncertainty.
Finally, credit intermediaries assign to qualitative information a similar relevance to that of venture capitalists.
Those interested in a good overview of this subject and others of similar relevance ought to consider picking up a copy of Massimo Pigliucci's Nonsense on Stilts: How to Tell Science from Bunk, which would also make a great gift for any friends one might have in the media, science "journalism" being what it is today.
Nevertheless, already at this stage, this study may prove particularly useful for potential application of cell-based therapies of renal diseases as well as for diagnosis of renal tumor stem cell populations, where the same markers may have similar relevance.
Related paralogs might have a similar relevance within the genome.
This category had similar relevance when SDP8 cells were treated for 24 h with the antibiotic (p-value: 3.77e-05).
They are rehearsing "Antigone of Syria", an adaptation of a tragedy by Sophocles, in a workshop run by a British/Syrian production company—and none of them have acted before.The tale of Antigone's defiance against state repression retains a similar political relevance today to when it was written down 2,500 years ago.
Inherited NDI is not only found in humans but also in mice, dogs and horses [14] [16] indicating similar functional relevance of the V2R among mammals.
Similar modules relevance can be considered for MP6 and MP8 because they comprise (especially MP6) mainly down-regulated genes.
Studies on the effects of physical activity on loci underlying susceptibility to obesity suggest similar clinical relevance when individuals whose genetic make-up is resistant to the effects of physical activity may require different interventions [ 105, 106].
The voyage was considered among oceanographers to be the equivalent of landing on the moon, but America was caught up in the Cold War, and, because such exploration had little military relevance, similar projects were soon abandoned.
