Sentence examples for known relevance from inspiring English sources

This recently established and presumably essential role of ISCs in previously defined processes of DNA repair, together with the known relevance of DNA-repair enzymes on tumour initiation, suggests that ISCs may be relevant for tumour suppression.

Another centuries-old game with Persian roots and a European makeover, backgammon has no known relevance to feminist history, and its pieces are so abstract in shape that they are known as blots.

Given the known relevance for CRF activation of CREB, we characterized the intracellular signaling pathway by which this occurs.

Although the region contains a number of genes, no other ribosomal protein gene is located within this 19q13.2 region and no candidate gene of known relevance for erythropoiesis could be identified.

From the bio-discovery viewpoint it is important to take a set of genes of known relevance and to find out how they are controlled in a large observational study, then to be able to analyze observed patterns and find out how they are affected by known biometrics or treatment regimes.

We decided to evaluate the known relevance of TP53 as the most frequently mutated gene [39], [56] with our aUPD data of breast cancer cell lines to test whether aUPD correlates with homozygous mutation in a known gene that localized in that region.

Besides which, as anyone who has ever sat through an A-level English class on the Wife of Bath knows, "relevance" and inspirational teaching are in short supply curriculum-wide.

Such variables are named relevant features, whereas the measure of evaluation is known as relevance measure.

Second, although most of the clustered RSNs represent regions of known functional relevance, cluster g (Figure 1g) does not directly correspond to a known functional network.

Created by Norman Lear and based loosely on the British sitcom Till Death Us Do Part, All in the Family was the clearest example of what would soon be known as "relevance TV".

To assess the association between adiposity indexes (body mass index [BMI], fat mass, adipocyte size) and circulating inflammation markers with known metabolic relevance or insulin sensitivity in overweight/obese children.