Sentence examples for be relevant in characterizing from inspiring English sources
Content and construct validity are addressed by embedding the index in a theoretical framework[33], [34] and including social factors that have been found to be relevant in characterizing individuals' social situations and to health outcomes.
This study shows that Activin A induces the differentiation of LC in vitro and ex-vivo and candidates Activin A as a new differentiation pathway that might be relevant in conditions characterized by the local production of Activin A and accumulation of LC.
As renal transplantation is suggested as an in vivo model of accelerated tissue fibrosis, genotyping of CAV1 may be relevant in other renal and non-renal diseases characterized by tissue fibrosis.
The serotonin/serotonin transporter system is a possible link between neuropsychological and immunological functions that may particularly be relevant in diseases such as psoriasis that are characterized by stress-induced chronic inflammation and an increased prevalence of depression.
Thus similar examinations would be relevant in the broader context of vaccine development, and of characterizing pathogen impact on tissues or systems.
These hyperparameters (v, s 2 and π) are relevant in that they partly characterize the genetic architecture of traits, but more importantly depend upon the density or characteristics of the SNPs used in the analyses [ 3].
This difference is relevant in that jazz, much more so than classical music, is intrinsically characterized by improvisation.
Depending on the specific conditions, each regional conflict is characterized by a certain set of strategic action fields (SAF) that are relevant in that context.
A certain level of variance within groups is "physiological", especially due to factors that are less relevant in characterizing the group.
