Sentence examples for particular relevant in from inspiring English sources
This is in particular relevant in the context of molecular imaging of metal-ligand based radiopharmaceuticals to guarantee stability in vivo.
The use of Markov models is particular relevant in the ICU settings given the constantly changing nature of the patients' disease conditions and treatments.
This issue is particular relevant in light of recent finding from the authors that the TRN composes of distinct subnetworks engaged in different functional circuits (Halassa et al., 2014).
In particular, relevant differences in DNA stability at the single-molecule level are demonstrated by analyzing nanomechanically induced DNA denaturation.
In particular, relevant drawbacks in mechanical properties of natural polymers have imposed the use of synthetic ones to reach an acceptable balance between chemical stability and in vivo durability.
This is in particular relevant for transport problems in complex and randomly distributed geometries.
This is in particular relevant, because experiments were conducted, in which and polysynaptic interactions were excluded by means of high-divalent cation saline.
This might be in particular relevant for patients with diabetes who enroll in psychological interventions through screening for depressive symptoms, like in our study, as these patients probably have lower expectations than those who seek treatment themselves.
These latter seem in particular relevant not only incidentally, as a precipitating/aggravating factor in the short term, but, most importantly and interestingly, as potential epigenetic modulators of disease severity over time.
Some substructural logics, in particular relevant logic and some linear logics, have been given in recent times interpretations as logics that capture relevant aspects of the information-as-code stance.
We conclude that kinetic trapping was in particular relevant for the described anti-parallel IB12 dimer formation, which was in turn mainly driven by a hydrophobic effect.
