In the end, he said, T-Mobile's tablet plan is mostly relevant to business users.
We thus interpret this pattern as a clear signal of parent-of-origin effects in the transcriptome of the Drosophila ovary, with maternal-like gene expression that is mostly relevant to Early-ovary development.
Still, most preclinical researchers avoid studying female rodents due to the added complexity of research plans [ 1], without regard for the consequences of generating data that is mostly relevant to only half of the population.
Until the beginning of the twenty-first century, this sport was mostly relevant to traditional western urban elites, but since then, the F1 calendar has been largely altered to the benefit of 'dominant-emerging cities' and to the detriment of more traditional destinations.
Biological function analysis shows that the core-bound genes are mostly relevant to regulation of gene expression and developmental processes.
Certain aspects of good governance may be mostly relevant to lower and middle-income countries where governance is deficient in national health systems.
Biological function analysis shows that the candidate synthetic lethal genes to p53 are mostly relevant to post-translational modification, cell cycle, cell development, cancer etc. (p-value<10-8, Figure 2).
The referenced guidelines are mostly relevant to the management of sensorineural hearing loss, irrespective of severity, that is, there are no specific recommendations for patients with mild sensorineural hearing loss.
This activity of CD95 as a survival factor seems to be mostly relevant to cancer cells, as none of the normal tissues during embryonic development in either CD95 or CD95L knockout mice showed a growth defect or signs of cell death.
Its auxin activity is mostly relevant at low concentrations (20 to 40 mg L−1), while it becomes phytotoxic at relatively high concentrations [1].
To know whether subjects will tend to seek or avoid risk under various circumstances (e.g., [ 4– 7]) is mostly relevant for a number of economic activities, such as investment, speculation, and gambling (e.g., [ 8– 10]).
