Sentence examples for being a relevant model from inspiring English sources

We have never taken the straight ideal of a monogamous life-long relationship as being a relevant model for us.

The expression of KIT and the presence of these mutations in c-KIT implicate KIT in the pathogenesis of these tumors pointing to spontaneous GISTs in the dog being a relevant model for the human disease.

Taken together with the demonstrated capability of NTG to induce spontaneous-like migraine attacks in migraineurs, these findings suggest that NTG-potentiated formalin test is a relevant model for investigating migraine circuitry.

Since the expression of WRN also decreases during physiological aging (Polosak et al., 2011; Zhang et al., 2015), WS may be a relevant model for studying physiological aging and aging-associated disorders (Burtner and Kennedy, 2010; Kudlow et al., 2007; Lopez-Otin et al., 2013).

"I don't think New Zealand is a relevant model here.

These findings indicate that murine macrophages are a relevant model in which to study B. mallei-phagocyte interactions.

However, since most Rds-associated RP in humans is due to loss-of-function mutations causing a haploinsufficiency phenotype, the rds+/− is a relevant model to target.

For a species to be a relevant model of human disease, it must simulate human conditions in both disease and health.

At the opposite, our work indicates that the Card15/Nod2 KO mouse is a relevant model for investigating these other risk factors associated with CD and GVHD.

Moreover, the present findings indicate that CRF-OE mice could be a relevant model to advance our understanding of chronic stress-related hair loss.

The murine model used in this study is a relevant model of diet-induced IR as evidenced by severe alterations in indices of glucose homeostasis and development of characteristic visceral adipose inflammation and infiltration by Ly6Chi monocytes.