Sentence examples for of physiological relevance from inspiring English sources

This prompted us to examine if this heterogeneity of Cerl-GFP levels also exists in vivo and, if so, whether it is of physiological relevance to the subsequent migration of the AVE.

Analysis with PISA25 shows an interface surface area of 973.5 Å2, which along with the parallel arrangement with respect to the membrane bilayer suggests it may be of physiological relevance.

Three-dimensional (3D) in vitro cancer models offer an attractive approach towards the investigation of tumorigenic phenomena and other cancer studies by providing dimensional context and higher degree of physiological relevance than that offered by conventional two-dimensional (2D) models.

Numerical solutions of the governing coupled, highly non-linear system of equations yielded for reasonable membrane parameters, and under conditions of physiological relevance, linear changes in the extent of ionization as a function of Δφ, about Δφ=0, of ca. 0.07 units/V.

Because this circuit of lipoxin formation appears to be of physiological relevance in resolution, therapeutic modalities targeting this and related systems should allow for the development of novel therapeutic agents (i.e., agonists of the important cellular and physiological responses required for timely resolution).

Karlin, K. D.; Zubieta, J. "Coordination Chemistry of Copper-Sulfur Complexes of Physiological Relevance" Inorg.

We are currently unclear on the mechanisms of down-regulation of full-length ALK, and also of the physiological relevance of the different ALK cleavage products.

Clarification of the physiological relevance of lysoPLD activity of these proteins will need further studies.

This study offers a guideline for the investigation of the physiological relevance of individual members of almost the whole TRP channel superfamily.

Therefore, one must be aware of the physiological relevance of the complexes studied as in the body the concentrations of proteins studied are much lower.

This naturally raises the question of the physiological relevance of these blood-flow changes.