Sentence examples for example of the relevance from inspiring English sources
As an example of the relevance of northern studies for the 21st century, Senkpiel cites the American government's current plans to open up 1.5m acres of the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil and gas leasing and exploration.
This large offset is a strong example of the relevance of temperature-dependent thermal conductivity.
But this is only one example of the relevance of fantasy to the modern world -- and how strange I should find myself defending the importance of stories about dystopias and the evils of power gone wrong at a time when the American government has shut down over the question of whether or not, in essence, the poor deserve to have access to affordable healthcare.
Cigarette smoking represents a good example of the relevance of an environmental toxin to mitochondrial function.
Our study provides a practical example of the relevance of using appropriate methods of analyzing costs of a chronic disease.
The work on ZIF-8 (aka MAF-4) provides a good example of the relevance of such studies.
Classic experiments provide illustrative examples on the relevance of the epithelial-mesenchymal cross-talk and on the irreplaceable role of growth factor as a networking bridge [ 125] for reepithelialization.
In a related study of the interaction networks of genes (Lezon et al. 2006), larger networks have been studied, but this required that the trade-off between the rigor of analysis, controlling, for example, for the relevance of higher-order correlations, and the size of the treatable network had been biased towards the network size.
Brazil and Korea present seemingly opposite but complementary examples of the relevance of taking both dimensions into account.
The recommendations refer, for example, to the relevance of the diagnosis for the evaluation and to the boundaries of the concept of disease.
