Sentence examples for particularly relevance from inspiring English sources

Particularly, relevance of GST activity for toxicological studies is obvious.

One reason may be that the tool does not assess socio-economic factors which might be of particularly relevance to patients in a resource-constrained setting.

Second, disease response as defined by the reduction in serum FLC levels is increasing in importance in all patients with multiple myeloma, but has particularly relevance in those with AKI where an early reduction in monoclonal FLC both guides treatment and suggests outcome [ 12- 15].

The importance of disaster risk reduction took on a particularly poignant relevance in Sendai, where the president of Vanuatu, Baldwin Lonsdale, spoke on Monday of the devastation caused by cyclone Pam, which ripped through the Pacific island nation of mainly subsistence farmers at the weekend.

Four shared commitments are particularly salient: relevance, experiential grounding, accountability, and reflexivity (Wylie 2007).

This is particularly of relevance to hemodynamically unstable critically ill patients, in whom heart rate may rapidly change.

The environmental minister of Schleswig-Holstein tried to mediate the dispute, but his role was not of particularly high relevance.

This issue is particularly of relevance to Internet based start-up's who incorrectly assume the old adage 'if I build it they will come' will apply.

Additionally, the emphasis is mainly placed on supply-side determinants, while demand-side factors are neglected, particularly the relevance of the processes of structural change.

Dendrimers are being explored for a vast array of biomedical applications, and in this chapter we have given an account on the various aspects of this nanoengineered polymer, particularly in relevance to its drug delivery applications.

The chapter demonstrates the possibilities that integrative genomic studies and the incorporation of advanced high-throughput technologies are opening for the understanding of in vivo physiological patterns of metabolic control, particularly the relevance of control at the level of gene expression.