Sentence examples for a relevant process from inspiring English sources

The new model comprises a consistent formulation of the heat and mass transfer processes in the particle environment based on a quasi-steady approach, accounts for boron evaporation which is a relevant process despite the high boiling point of boron, and it considers the influence of forced convection on the particle conversion.

Additional information on extremes or so-called outliers can be valuable if the reason for this outlier is known (e.g., a less realistic representation of a relevant process in the model showing the outlier value).

Our data show unambiguously that denitrification is a relevant process in a human associated microbial community.

Thus, our results support the notion that epigenetic silencing due to DNA methylation is a relevant process in RCC.

The histone variant H2A.Z is essential in higher eukaryotes, and its incorporation within chromatin is a relevant process for gene expression and genome stability.

Although mimicry is not required for this assay, it should, at a minimum, index a relevant process, in this case in vivo stability of the protein before presentation to the immune system.

Anoikis is a physiologically relevant process, which plays an important role in normal development as well as in the maintenance of tissue homeostasis throughout adult life.

Although these cell-free data may not always point to a biologically relevant process, the specificity of activity within a complex chemical assay matrix may, nevertheless, provide useful information about the chemical compounds in their interaction with specific protein targets.

A functional role for these neurovascular interactions was suggested following the discovery that vessel abnormalities precede a number of neurodevelopmental and neurodegenerative disorders: an observation that points to angiogenesis as a therapeutically relevant process (Quaegebeur et al., 2011; Storkebaum et al., 2011).

Taken together, the evidence is increasingly pointing to an imbalanced inflammatory response to microbial challenge as a potentially relevant process in the pathogenesis of GPA or vice versa.

A highly relevant process that may underlie this association is epigenetic regulation.