For instance, a relevant information is the relation between the fractal dimension of the scattering surface and the scattered wave.
For instance, clinically relevant allergens (i.e. house dust mite) are now being used to mimic the inflammatory changes and airway remodelling that result after chronic allergen exposures.
For instance, a relevant database of shoeprints might not be practical, says Lesley Hammer, a forensic scientist in Anchorage, Alaska, who specializes in footwear and tire track analysis.
For instance, no relevant differences were found for the significance of Spearman's (rS = -0.858) and Person's (rP = -0.873) correlation coefficients regarding the statistical association of apple bloom and air temperature from 1971 to 2000.
In the wild, for instance, many relevant aspects of the environment, such as potential predators, food sources or mates, tend to have mirror symmetry while the background elements, such as rocks, water, trees, and hillsides, are largely non-symmetric [1].
For instance, some relevant compounds such as methanol, ethanol and acetaldehyde that are highly present in tomato fruits were not detected (Farneti et al. 2012a, 2012b).
For instance, potentially relevant for the cell wall architecture, Pa_13423 is a putative pectin methyl esterase inhibitor, highly abundant in the fruit with a maximum expression during 24 31 DAFB (NG1-QT32).
In the case of life support, for instance, morally relevant dimensions of inequality might be considered need or ability to benefit, while irrelevant dimensions might be considered gender or sexual orientation.
Although there is little risk that resistance alleles will spread to the uninfected resident populations as long as cytoplasmic incompatibility is complete and maternal transmission is high, this strategy is unlikely to be approved by regulators except in limited circumstances, for instance, where relevant genes are already present in a target population.
