Sentence examples for a finding relevant to from inspiring English sources

A finding relevant to storage stability is that oxidation of methionine residues on the Fc part of IgG1 causes reduced binding to FcRn, consequently shortening the serum half-life17,18 half-life17,18

Surprisingly, Hg levels were increased by Hg vapor at low MeHg doses, a finding relevant to human exposures, which typically occur at low concentrations.

We have also found that assumptions about boards and director's roles drawn from other countries and sectors do not always apply to NHS boards; a finding relevant to the assumption, in current UK health policy, that public bodies should preferably imitate private corporations.

For example, McNab et al. (2009) found that cognitive training in healthy subjects was associated with changes in the density of cortical dopamine D1 receptors on PET scanning, a finding relevant to the treatment of children with attention deficit disorder (Klingberg et al., 2005).

A third finding relevant to patient education around PrEP initiation is the importance of discussing when, where, and how patients will take the new medication.

The main finding relevant to schizophrenia was an increased number of synonymous base substitutions in mtDNA in DLPFC.

They even have neuroses and identity problems, complex phenomena that the field of behavioral economics is finding relevant to understanding economic outcomes.

Thus, the results provide molecular epidemiologic evidence that developmental outcomes in infants were improved after the coal-burning power plant was shut down a finding relevant to child development throughout China as well as other countries relying on coal and other fossil fuels for energy.

A paper reporting findings relevant to safety of the genetically modified (GM) maize NK603 and the herbicide Roundup (Séralini et al., Food Chem Toxicol. 50 4221 4231, 2012) was retracted against the wishes of the authors, and subsequently republished in another peer-reviewed journal (Séralini et al. Environ Sci Europe, doi 10.1186/s12302-014-0014-5, 2014).

Findings relevant to a rural definition of health covered a broad range; however, good health was commonly characterized as being able to work, reciprocate in social relationships, and maintain independence (see Table  1).

Thirty-four were utilized for this review; 4 were commentaries about a rural definition of health [ 4, 12- 14] and 30 contained findings relevant to a rural definition of health (see Figure  1).