Sentence examples for example relevant for from inspiring English sources

Biologically, this is for example relevant for fungal hyphae that emerge from an aqueous growth medium to form aerial hyphae and produce spores, which are then covered with a layer of hydrophobins that render them hydrophobic.

This kinetic stabilization enables the use of metastable anhydrates in practice, which is for example relevant for many drug compounds with low water solubility, since an anhydrous form is always more soluble than a hydrate form.

Another example relevant for breast cancer is the hsa-miR-17-5p/EREG pair of miRNA and predicted target gene that putatively form FFLs with E2F1, EGR2, FOXJ2 and RUNX1.

Models dealing with such data are now appearing in literature and we summarise examples relevant for the study of ligand DNA interactions.

The methods themselves are known from literature, the contribution of this work is the comparison of these methods in selected examples relevant for industry.

In the current overview we compare the accuracy of Polynomial Chaos type methods for the propagation of uncertainties in nonlinear problems and verify them on two examples relevant for industry.

For example, relevant determinants for reducing cancer-related fatigue included knowledge, awareness, attitude, skills, self-efficacy, perceived behavior of others, and outcome expectations.

For example, relevant teacher professional development is meaningless if release time for teachers prevents them from participating in the first place.

For example, Relevant magazine, which caters to young evangelicals, asked its readers: "Who would Jesus vote for?" Mr. Obama was the winner and came out 27 percentage points ahead of Mrs. Clinton.

He would make things happening in present-day New York, for example, relevant to the Mahabharata – and he would tell them in such a phenomenal way.

For example, relevant to the endpoints measured in this study, activation of p42/p44 MAPK has been reported to mediate adenosine-induced nitric oxide production by both calcium-dependent and calcium-insensitive mechanisms [63].