Sentence examples for notoriously relevant from inspiring English sources

The study has shown that ion implantation represents a powerful tool for modifying key properties on surfaces that play an important role in the response elicited on living tissue and bio-molecules, which is notoriously relevant for the application as bio-sensors.

The platform also has high penetration in youth culture, a notoriously tricky demographic to be relevant to".

While this particular bit of news is about as shallow and silly as it comes, in a larger way it reveals Whisper's potential strategy for staying relevant in the notoriously fickle social app space.

In several clinically relevant biological systems – notoriously in cancer cells - drug exposure leads to a noticeable slowing down in cell cycle progression, even to the point of stalling [31], [32].

Translation of findings from bench to clinically relevant therapies is notoriously complex, and treatments for cognitive deficits in patients with NF1 appear to be no different.

Viable trichomonads was sought on saline diluted swabs in the referral laboratory and probably underestimates its importance, while the notoriously difficult laboratory diagnosis of relevant Candida infection was estimated from the presence of budding yeast cells in wet smears.

Moreover, while the law may prohibit such conduct, the relevant norms are often notoriously vague and fact-intensive, which makes them difficult for courts to apply.

This movie has all of the trappings of an intelligent indie flick stellar cast, relevant social issues, and a notoriously egomaniacal director heralded by some as a genius.

The Court's taxpayer-standing cases involving Establishment Clause challenges to government expenditures are notoriously inconsistent because they have inconsistently described the relevant "injury in fact" that Article III requires.

(43) It should be noted that DFT calculations are known to notoriously underestimate the band gap of semiconductors (most relevant here for the 2P layer).

Slob (1999) rightly lamented the fact that the topic of establishing relevant or critical effect levels is notoriously neglected, although it should be at the core of toxicology.