Sentence examples for of broad relevance from inspiring English sources
Although the TGF-β/CTGF cooperative interaction model has properties suggestive of broad relevance to fibrotic disease, it may be specifically relevant to the formation of abdominal adhesions after surgery and to peritoneal fibrosis associated with dialysis procedures.
In addition to policies, the Library contains certain procedures and guidance of broad relevance to the college community.
This suggests that violent ideations are potentially of broad relevance to mental health and related behaviours and there should be a greater research effort aimed at understanding their possible role in mental health.
Precision medicine is of broad relevance for the management of asthma, rhinitis, and atopic dermatitis in the context of a better selection of treatment responders, risk prediction, and design of disease-modifying strategies.
This presentation may be given in English or in the language of study and should engage, in a succinct and synthetic manner, an issue or set of issues of broad relevance to the literary history of the language(s) of study.
"Through its policy analyses, which is of broad relevance to the developing world, IFPRI directly supports developing-country policymakers, nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), and civil society in their efforts to help the poor". -- "Evaluation of Ethiopia's Food Security Program" (2013) by Guush Berhane...et al. EDRI Report; 235 pages in PDF format.
As the News Corp. scandal unfolds, his florid prose has been circulating on the Internet, his concerns seemingly of broader relevance to a troubled newspaper industry, even if the proximate cause — a boardroom feud — is different.
It is hoped that the Assessment also will contribute lessons on capacity building of broader relevance for UNICEF globally.
Beyond the importance of the findings for the QUALMAT project's ongoing research, the issues may reflect phenomena of broader relevance, of which policy-makers in the three countries should be cognisant.
The findings have the potential to be of broader relevance given the increasing need for multi-level, comprehensive interventions to address non-communicable diseases and their multi-factorial causes.
We here confirmed IFN-γ-induced miR-29 up-regulation in T cells (Jurkat and MT4, Additional file 2: Figure S2) and have also observed this effect in human embryonic kidney cells implying a regulatory mechanism of broader relevance.
