Sentence examples for consequent relevance from inspiring English sources

The tables point out the different set of "endogenous" weights (and the consequent relevance) associated to the sub-indicators applying the two methods and also how they vary across the scenarios; while for the DEA the most relevant indicator comes to be the potential accessibility, for the BOD procedure the major changes in results are obtained eliminating the location index.

We explored the role of E6AP in the ubiquitination of C/EBP α, their physical interaction and consequent relevance in myeloid differentiation.

Although this has been confirmed through interviews with patients that have attended an A&E department, 10 the frequency with which it occurs and its consequent relevance to national policy remain unknown.

Here, we investigated possible physical interactions between aSyn and DJ-1 and any consequent functional and pathological relevance.

Suggesting a broad relevance of consequent mechanisms, a related RNA/DNA-binding protein, fused in sarcoma (FUS), is also associated with forms of FTD and ALS.

6. Relevance is relevant.

Because increased expression of HIF-1α and CA IX in various tumors is believed to be associated with poor prognosis of cancer patients, an understanding of their involvement in the induction of tumor cell proliferation and consequent tumor growth has clinical relevance.

Our goal was to explore the dissimilarity between the two distance models and the consequent divergence from the calculated values of patch relevance in connectivity.

This theory, in fact, assigns a significant relevance to organizational inertia and the consequent importance of past experience, the slowness and difficulty of communicating and sharing tacit knowledge within the firm (Dosi and Marengo 1994; Nelson and Winter 1982; Noteboom and Bogenrleder 2003).

These findings suggest that the hyporesponsiveness of the amygdala observed in other studies may not have resulted from a failure to assign emotional relevance to the stimuli and the consequent reduced salience of such stimuli for the individual with autism [27].

Assessing the probability of building failure during either an ordinary or exceptional event deserves particular attention because of its relevance on the safety of human communities and the consequent economic impact on society.