Sentence examples for most relevant portion from inspiring English sources
Here's the most relevant portion of the post: We know that the decisions we are making today are on track to create irreversible and inexorable changes in the global climate that our children and their children will inherit.
The latter shows the importance of the electronic descriptors, and points to the carbonyl group as the most relevant portion for the definition of the activity.
Both AUC and CAUC indicators were calculated for false alarm rates between 0 and 0.1, representing the most relevant portion of the ROC curve for disease surveillance applications.
We refer the reviewers to the revised manuscript for the full text, but here is the most relevant portion: One possible concern is that Caton et al. (1982) mapped antigenic sites largely by selecting monoclonal-antibody escape mutants, and so these sites might be biased towards being more mutationally tolerant.
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We refer the reviewers to the revised section and figure/table for full details, here we summarize the main findings by quoting from the most relevant portions of the revised section: "For comparison to the antigenic sites, we used two classifications of receptor-binding residues (see Methods).
The identification of a single most relevant component that accounts for a large portion of the strain energy opens new venues to develop semiempirical modeling approaches 3, 27, 32, 33 to describe the motion of the cell.
For the most questionable item, the relevant portion of the reading passage that this item is based on is as follows: We met on the first day of our third year of Junior High School when we were 14 and now we are both first year university students.
Covers most of the relevant portions of the body in many oncological diseases (standard for both Europe and the US).
Whole-body imaging: Base of the skull-base to mid-thigh imaging (covers most of the relevant portions of the body in oncology imaging).
Mostly, the statute poured federal money into stimulating the study of mathematics and science, disciplines most relevant to the arms race, but a portion provided incentives for universities to develop skilled speakers of strategic languages, especially Russian.
