Sentence examples for but highly relevant from inspiring English sources
There is a lack of well-designed studies to evaluate effects on more complex, but highly relevant walking abilities such as turning and making flexible adjustments to gait.
The droplet impact erosion resistance of five different but highly relevant steam turbine blade materials is investigated with the help of an erosion test rig.
But another announcement Wednesday — not made in Paris but highly relevant to the proceedings here — shows that regardless of the signals sent by a final agreement, clean energy is already growing quite steadily.
Comprehensive information on the spatial resource use of honey bees is rare, but highly relevant to assess the consequences of habitat loss and fragmentation, agricultural intensification or extensification on colony fitness, pesticide exposure risks and pollination functions.
Thomas O. Enders, the company's chief executive, said two department heads would be assigned to investigate live data transmission, external black boxes and one low-tech but highly relevant response to the loss of Flight 447 — extending the life of the black box pinger.
According to Katie Smith, senior retail analyst at Edited, merchants fail to factor in several basic but highly relevant factors.
Much of this was originally published in the chemical engineering literature but is highly relevant to hydrometallurgical processes.
Understanding the molecular basis of the original developmental mechanisms, and the modifications that occurred during co-evolution with the host, is not only fundamental to our understanding of parasitism but also highly relevant for the design of anti-parasitic drugs and vaccines.
So far not even adequately measurable in the most complex multi-dimensional life-cycle assessments, these social components may be given less recognition, but are highly relevant to implementing insects' full democratic potential as sustainable food.
How neural crest cells colonize the intestine to form the enteric nervous system is of great interest to developmental biologists, but also highly relevant for understanding gastrointestinal disorders.
