Sentence examples for compelling relevance from inspiring English sources
And remember that science policy is not really a field at all; rather it's a large collection of questions unified only by the compelling relevance of (and to) science and society.
Given the compelling relevance of this question for striatal biology and human nervous system disorders, we set out to determine the overall balance of mechanisms by which BDNF-mediated signaling regulates MSN gene expression.
Several clinical studies have now produced compelling evidence supporting relevance of such a mechanism in CHES.
The arguments are compelling, but their empirical relevance for changes in inequality must be established.
In undermining the formality of theater, Bartlett makes a compelling case for its relevance amongst TV and movies.
3) The supporting biochemistry, together with previous mutational analyses, makes a compelling case for the relevance and completeness of the structure.
The fact that one of the deadliest bacterial pathogens known to mankind, Mycobacterium tuberculosis (Mtb), makes use of the pupylation pathway to help overcome the immune defense of its host, adds the compelling element of biomedical relevance to an exciting biological system.
6. Relevance is relevant.
As the IMF dishes out its medicine in Lisbon, Dublin and Athens, and the limitations of neo-liberalism become more apparent, the moment is surely right for a compelling account of Karl Marx's relevance to the modern world.
Cui contends M.M.A. ticks four boxes vital for success in Asia: the ability to generate national heroes, the transcendence of language barriers, a compelling television product and cultural relevance.
