Sentence examples for be relevant to processes from inspiring English sources
However, caveolae's property as a membrane reserve is also likely to be relevant to processes like volume regulation that depend on changes in membrane tension.
These ESTs are relevant to processes of interest to the strawberry industry and may represent important molecular tools to researchers.
In addition to being involved in the immune response, NOS may also play a role in synaptic plasticity (the strength of connection between two neurons), which is relevant to processes, such as spatial learning.
Preliminary analysis of these results indicates that many pesticides have HTS "hits" that are unrelated to their classic pesticide mechanism of action but may be relevant to biological processes relevant to glucose homeostasis, insulin sensitivity, adipocyte differentiation, and lipid metabolism.
A survey of the genomic landscape in the vicinity of human-specific TF-binding sites revealed their apparent colocalization with DNA methylation sites, suggesting that genomic regions of DNA methylation may be relevant to these processes.
Recently, it has been assumed that oxidative stress may be relevant to this process of HCV-induced carcinogenesis, as has been suggested in several other malignancies (Kasai, 1997).
In these cases, these rarely used regulatory mechanisms are correct, but largely non-predictive and as such may not be relevant to the process under study.
An additional consideration is that some of the methylation observed at imprinted genes may not be relevant to the process of imprinting for example, in areas where methylation occurs outside of known DMRs.
Such an analysis will also be relevant to economically important processes in algae such as oil production.
In situ domestication of plants could be relevant to understand early processes of domestication and current conditions of in situ conservation of plant genetic resources.
This work will include further clarification and specification of the LHINs principles and identifying other principles that might be relevant to priority setting processes.
