Sentence examples for found to be relevant in the from inspiring English sources
Reference lists of publications that had been found to be relevant in the first stage were hand-searched, and articles containing the words 'cephalometry'lateraleral cephalometric radiography' , together with 'treatment planning'orthodonticntic radiographs'landmarkmark identification' and 'error' were selected.
For the direct assessment of preferences physicians had to assess 26 treatment characteristics which had been found to be relevant in the previous study [12] based on literature research and a qualitative pre-study.
Additional sequential requirements such as the number and distribution of prolines and charged residues have been recently found to be relevant in the formation of prionic aggregates [ 30].
Findings and Conclusions Activities are generally found to be relevant in the light of the governments' commitment to the implementation of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC) and their stated positive attitudes to deinstitutionalisation.
In contrast, the division state of the cell was found to be relevant in the regulation of AQP5, and AQP5 expression was effectively downregulated in nondividing or confluent cells, but not in actively dividing cells, suggesting that the proliferative state of the cells or the cell density plays an important role in the response to mammary AQP5 regulation.
Perhaps chief among the various pathways that have been found to be relevant in the pathogenesis of both NEC and IBD is TLR4 signaling, which is based in part on studies that have been performed in all three model systems and that revealed opposing roles for this pathway in the pathogenesis of these two diseases.
All environmental considerations listed in the Swedish Forestry Act were found to be relevant for conservation.
Republican Party of Florida Chairman Lenny Curry said the party has to find ways to be relevant in diverse communities.
