Sentence examples for is of interest in terms of from inspiring English sources

When the two phases are still evident, a good adhesion is shown; this is of interest in terms of the mechanical properties, results for which are not yet available.

This crustacean species is of interest in terms of sexual selection because it exhibits precopulatory mate guarding, i.e. a male captures a female before she is receptive and carries her beneath him, in "precopula", until she moults into sexual maturity and is ready to mate [18], [19].

As a consequence of this, whether the GP assessment agrees with the family carers' self-assessment is of interest in terms of family carers' burden.

The NCI DC reproducibility study was one of the largest studies of the reproducibility of microarrays, and thus is of interest in terms of the strength of the conclusions we can draw.

This neoadjuvant chemotherapy do not improve survival but is of interest in terms of organ preservation strategies in responder patients (Laccourreye et al, 1999) and has been shown to be curative in complete clinical responder patients with a cancer of the pharyngolarynx (Laccourreye et al, 2001).

Our results are of interest in terms of species conservation where hybridisation occurs.

Further, corrosion attack is also of interest in terms of its damaging effects on structural durability.

The following representation in terms of the spectral family is of interest in itself.

This finding is of particular interest in terms of genome evolution in grasses.

Finally, the effect of GSH is also of interest in historical terms.

Once politics is understood in terms of interest groups, it's difficult to use concepts like "the public interest" and "the national interest" unself-consciously.