Sentence examples for assumed relevance from inspiring English sources
In the present study we used oligonucleotide-based microarray analysis of genes of known or assumed relevance to the cellular phenotype to screen for relevant differences in gene expression between normal and osteoarthritic chondrocytes.
Therefore, besides its assumed relevance in interaction with plants and compounds which can be derived there from; oxygen-requiring PO of A. chroococcum SBUG 1484 may play a contributory role in protection of oxygen-sensitive nitrogenase, besides a high inner respiratory rate, and which evokes an enhanced rate of oxygen consumption.
Several methods for ranking genes or pathways by their assumed relevance for a certain phenotype have been described [ 28- 37].
The assumed relevance of social capital for disaster mental health has been underscored by national and international policies to develop social capital in disaster-affected communities (12, 14– 14).
These topics were chosen based on their assumed relevance from results of the interviews, literature review, and the prominence of these properties recognised in existing natural hazard maps.
Under my approach, assuming relevance, the evidence could have been used not only for impeachment but also in rebuttal even had petitioner not taken the stand.
Henceforth, its usage in rapid genome-wide scanning and fine mapping of major genes underlying robust QTLs in a large chickpea genome with narrow genetic base assumes relevance.
Rather they are established based on assumed policy relevance, given economic, cultural, and political similarities among their constituent countries.
In today's economy, patent management has assumed particular relevance within firm strategy.
But Benedict's track record in handling such cases under his direct control has assumed new relevance because he presides over a church troubled by scandal.
This issue has assumed some relevance due to the death of a researcher possibly due to an accidental infection by such an attenuated strain of Y. pestis [17].
