Sentence examples for observations of relevance from inspiring English sources

Thus, from the perspective of human exposure to air pollutants in urban parks, this study provides observations of relevance for future park design in dense cities.

Another observation of relevance to a potential role in neoplasia is the association of septins with both the actin and tubulin cytoskeleton (Surka et al, 2002; Nagata et al, 2003).

The results suggest an important role for tumour necrosis factor in mediating both the host toxicity and antitumour activity of 5,6-dimethylxanthenone-4-acetic acid, but also suggest that tumour necrosis factor can be replaced by other vasoactive factors in its antitumour action, an observation of relevance to current clinical studies.

These observations are of relevance not only to educational linguists but to history teachers, and possibly even the broader history profession.

These observations are of relevance for approaches using AAV-2 or adenoviral vectors, especially in early phase studies designed to identify the minimum therapeutic doses.

In addition the following observations are of relevance: Five to eight times higher levels have been found at locations, where people had been exposed to PFOA contaminated drinking water indicating accumulation in the blood compartment [100, 101].

Finally, we sought to determine whether these observations are of relevance to other cell types.

This observation is of relevance for the rational design of novel antimicrobials targeting the MLSB site, especially if the antimicrobials are to be used against pathogens possessing m1G748.

Evidently, this latter observation is of relevance regarding decoy-based analyses on CASP decoy sets, as well as the interpretation of the results in CASP's MQAP category.

This observation is of relevance given the fact that KLF15 is expressed in the human heart and is known to be dysregulated upon prohypertrophic stimuli.

In the long term, our observations may be of relevance for developing new methods of treating arthritis.