Sentence examples for Understood relevance from inspiring English sources

The interation with calmodulin is interesting, but it remains a protein interaction without a clearly understood relevance to vesicle recovery.

"We use a lot of signals to measure and understand relevance," Bain says.

More research data on presence of Cryptosporidium oocysts in open surface water after heavy rains and in normal situtations is needed to better understand relevance for health threats after similar events.

Geographers have long understood the relevance of scale to the discernment of pattern and the derivation of meaning from geographic data.

But when she encountered a range of examples from different countries, she finally understood their relevance.

Using these methods may lead to surprising and counterintuitive definitions of an outbreak (perhaps having nothing to do with any signal of understood biological relevance).

That's what fashion is: being able to understand the moment that you're living in, understand its relevance in history, and then being able to create things that make sense for now.

Finch couldn't understand the relevance of this.

To understand the relevance of IgE as a therapeutic target.

Mr Gradgrind says he does not understand the relevance of the remark.

Do Our Students Understand the Relevance of What We Are Teaching Them?