Sentence examples for of first relevance from inspiring English sources

These data now conduce one to consider that renal gluconeogenesis substantially participates in postabsorptive glucose production and that its role in adaptation is of first relevance.

Fast acquisition of P-gp activity by doxorubicin-sensitive MCF-7 in a population of growing tumoural cells may be of first relevance to determine the dynamics of response to chemotherapy.

The process for assessing and passing citations through 2nd level screening was the same as first relevance screening; however the first author (AOC) was always one of the reviewers for the second relevance screening.

When studying the causal effects of interventions, identification issues are of the first order of relevance.

First, the relevance of medical communication and the significance of genre to account for communicative events in this discipline are presented.

First, the relevance of the Turelli and Barton (2004) conditions to maintenance of variation involving genotypes created from "mutants [involving] two or three mutated alleles (different loci) [brought] together to get the desired phenotype".

We informed participants that the 'degree of importance' was related to two issues; first, the relevance of the characteristic in identifying patients in daily practice to whom the results of a study were applicable; and, second, its usefulness in meta-analyses for assessing the comparability of patient populations from different primary trials for a potential pooling of results.

First, the relevance of an intermediate care model must be clear at the outset and supported by sound information.

The concept of disease relevance, first proposed and defined by us [ 5], was derived from a similar concept widely used in a range of areas, in particular, in machine learning of industrial systems and social-economic systems.

There are two aspects (beyond central pathological tumor testing) that limit the scope of interpreting the data reported by Vaz-Luis and colleagues, in the context of biological relevance: first, only 17% of patients received adjuvant trastuzumab and data of use or duration of antiestrogen therapies used are not provided in the manuscript; and second, the retrospective nature of their analysis.

However I hesitate to recommend publication of the manuscript in eLife in its current form due to the following reasons: First, the relevance of the lineage restriction remains vague.