Sentence examples for intermediate relevance from inspiring English sources

Initial temperature of product had an intermediate relevance if just a refrigeration process is used to remove sensible heat (+0.27 kW h/ °C); however, the situation radically changed when garlic was introduced into the chamber at a temperature above its initial freezing point (Tini freeze = −0.8 °C), since existing latent heat was huge (Lfreeze = 196,000 J kg−1).

In particular, coupling products arising from the propargylation[ 1] of aromatic and heteroaromatic systems are of high value because they are versatile synthetic intermediates of relevance to the synthesis of carbo- and heterocycles.[ 1] Unfortunately, the direct propargylation of aromatics is often challenging and can lead to mixtures of propargyl and allenyl products.

We recommend that basic science and population trials be developed specifically for older hosts with intermediate endpoints of relevance to this group, including cognitive function and trajectories of frailty.

Rankings listed topics as having low, intermediate or high relevance and then a final selection was made during a consensus meeting in which the pre-defined tools were used.

Herein, we report the generation and spectroscopic characterization of nonheme FeIII hypohalite intermediates of possible relevance to iron halogenases.

Methyl formate is observed to be converted to methanol, formaldehyde and methane as major intermediate species of mechanistic relevance.

The current study shows that in over half of the studies with mixed primary outcomes, the findings were dominated by the intermediate outcomes of questionable relevance to patients.

Although HbA1c is considered a gold standard measurement for glucose monitoring in patients with diabetes, there is growing evidence regarding the clinical relevance of intermediate-term glycemic index of glycated albumin (GA) for the diagnosis, evaluation for glucose status, and prediction of diabetic complications, particularly in patients with type 2 diabetes (T2D) [ 7– 10].

6. Relevance is relevant.

The trade-off between colonisation and competitive ability affected by environmental conditions observed in the adaptation of the WS to agar plates has relevance to the intermediate dispersal hypothesis, optimal foraging, and the evolution of dispersal in general [31], [32], [33].

First, the relevance of an intermediate care model must be clear at the outset and supported by sound information.