Sentence examples for be relevant for instance from inspiring English sources
In evolutionary biology, this approach would be relevant, for instance, if evolution were a thoroughly homogeneous, structurally simple process.
At a population level, omitting data on RF-EMF from such sources is not expected to be important, however in specific situations such sources can be relevant, for instance, if someone lives close to a short wave transmitter.
We also note that even genes with low document-level frequencies can be relevant: for instance, WNT7A (Entrez Gene ID: 7476) was only detected once by text mining, but is reported to be over expressed in both PTC and its aggressive variant.
The problem is relevant, for instance, in the context of filtering implementation in real world digital devices with finite precision.
Frictionless contact (zero shear stresses and discontinuity of tangential displacements at the interface) is relevant, for instance, when media are separated by a thin fluid layer.
This is relevant, for instance, to determine the point where the benefits of monitoring are outweighed by threats to privacy protection.
This could be relevant for telomeres and damage, for instance, when there is no donor sequence for repair by homologous recombination.
For instance, ER-localised, but not mitochondrial Bcl-2 appears to be relevant for autophagy inhibition 20.
Usually not taken into consideration this aspect could be relevant since, for instance, mRNA interacting proteins are not the same for all RNAs and they change depending on the RNA processing stage [ 45].
This will particularly be relevant in, for instance, situations of AKI secondary to poisoning such as diethylene glycol poisoning where haemodialysis is the RRT of choice.
However, it is important to report actual allele sizes if this is relevant for the interpretation of the result; for instance, in the case of a reduced penetrance or intermediate allele, as well as in the upper range of expansions where onset might be at a juvenile or infantile age.
