Sentence examples for many relevant aspects from inspiring English sources

Hilmola [13] suggests that although CBA is the most frequently used method of evaluating ex ante the costs and benefits of rail infrastructure investment projects; there are doubts about the accuracy of this method as many relevant aspects are ignored.

Simulation results are presented to provide first insights into the potential of the model to represent and analyse many relevant aspects related to the introduction of genetically modified (GM OSRR crops in agriculture.

It has also shown that most of the existing literature on this matter is based on surveys or observations of reduced samples of individuals, while large scale studies on social network sites data still leave many relevant aspects, such as age patterns, mostly unexplored.

In the wild, for instance, many relevant aspects of the environment, such as potential predators, food sources or mates, tend to have mirror symmetry while the background elements, such as rocks, water, trees, and hillsides, are largely non-symmetric [1].

The interviews were heterogeneous, so that many relevant aspects of the phenomenon were represented.

The trials were heterogeneous in many relevant aspects, and only two of them randomised patients between adjuvant chemotherapy or not [19] (Cionini et al, unpublished).

From Alzheimer's to Parkinson's and Hungtinton's disease, from ageing to cancer, oxidative stress (OS) appears to represent a common trait in so many relevant biological aspects of human health, that further investments in the field of redox proteomics ought to be mandatory.

This practical example also provides an excellent opportunity to teach many other relevant aspects of MATLAB®.

Despite the simplifications introduced to enable the analytical derivations, we account for many physically relevant aspects including tissue heterogeneity, poroelasticity, blood perfusion, and nanoparticles absorption onto tissue.

A traditional ethical conception of informed consent in the context of clinical genetic testing requires consumers to receive pre-test information about the test, the disease tested for, possible outcomes and their significance, implications, limitations and risks of testing, and many other relevant aspects.

Not surprisingly, given that species differ in many other relevant aspects of their biology, including the pattern of activity of the telomere-restoring enzyme telomerase simple comparisons of average telomere length across species do not map directly onto interspecific variation in maximum lifespan [ 2- 4].