The phrase "a process relevant" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be missing a noun, as it would typically need to be part of a larger phrase, such as "a relevant process."
Example: "We need to identify a relevant process to improve our workflow efficiency."
Alternatives: "an applicable process" or "a pertinent process."
Evidence suggests that emotion regulation may be a process relevant to problematic dietary restriction.
A process relevant to interleukin-6 (IL-6), and possibly IL-11, whereby enzymatic cleaving of the extracellular domain of the corresponding cognate α-receptors enables formation of soluble ligand receptor complexes, which can bind to and activate any cell expressing GP130 irrespective of the presence of the native α-receptor chains.
In this study, WBM leaf extract protect HaCaT cells from damage caused by SNP, which implies that WBM leaf extracts are able to block the harmful events induced by NO overproduction, a process relevant to premature skin aging occurring upon long term UV exposure (Weller [2003]).
Similarly, resveratrol protected HaCaT cells exposed to SNP, suggesting its ability to block the deleterious events induced by NO overproduction, a process relevant to premature skin aging occurring upon long term UV exposure [25].
We therefore wished to examine whether co-transcriptional degradation of aberrant pre-mRNA is a process relevant to endogenous genes.
A process relevant USD mimic of the extraction step should provide information on the chemical composition, particle size distribution (PSD) and particle strength of feed obtained with the pilot stirred vessel.
It is therefore necessary to assess the performance of co-production fermentation processes using a process-relevant feed stream and with consideration of downstream requirements.
Ultimately, effective conversion of a process-relevant, lignocellulose-derived hydrolysate stream at high succinate production rates, and titres favourable for downstream separation processes, is demonstrated.
We demonstrated that the performance optima of a cellulase mixture also favoured more cellobiohydrolase activity using a process-relevant substrate, dilute acid-pretreated sugarcane bagasse, in a computer-designed mixture experiment (Design Expert Dx5).
To this end, the present study explores continuous SA production by the conversion of a process-relevant, deacetylated, dilute acid pretreated corn stover hydrolysate stream using immobilised A. succinogenes 130Z as the biocatalyst.
Epithelial to mesenchymal transition is thought to be a dynamic process relevant to CTC extravasation and metastases formation.
