Sentence examples for of essential relevance from inspiring English sources

The actin-binding proteins Rho A and ROCK-1, also linked with cofilin, are of essential relevance in actin remodeling process.

As discussed above, we proved TSC2 to be of essential relevance for these mTORC2-dependent regulations and TSC2 is very well known to exert its cell size effects via regulation of mTORC1/p70S6K.

In the late 1950s and early 60s, he wrote perceptively about colleagues' art, revealing in those texts his own awareness of the essential relevance of the new urban environment and of the mass, photographic media.

On the other hand, the physics-inspired top-down modeling strategy identifies and selects features of (presumably) essential relevance to the phenomena of interest and combines available data in models of modest complexity.

In the dynamics between identity and alterity lies the essential relevance of the internal and external perception.

Microvascular thrombosis during septic conditions is of essential clinical relevance, but the pathomechanisms are not yet completely understood.

Understanding these terms has essential relevance to ethics-related discussion of the field.

This knowledge has a broad relevance in general because of accumulation of toxic metals or developments of lacks of essential micronutrients throughout the food chain (idea of biofortification) and for phytoremediation or phytomining processes.

Moreover, the inhibitory activity of essential oils has already been demonstrated to be effective against biofilms formed by bacteria of medical relevance (Adukwu et al. 2012; Khan et al. 2009).

The subset of essential genes is more highly conserved between species [ 17] and may therefore be of more relevance in understanding how humans react to toxicants.

Another mechanism based on the targeted suppression of essential Fusarium virulence factors comprising proteases and mycotoxins was found to be an essential, induced defence of general relevance in wheat.