Sentence examples for predominantly relevant from inspiring English sources

Some researchers (e.g., Nilsson (2008), Pérez-Gladish et al. (2012)) a priori propose SEE issues and therefore SR investing to be predominantly relevant for larger cities' inhabitants, whereas rural areas are less affected.

First, autophagy appears to be predominantly relevant in the liver after abnormally long fasting periods.

In total, we identified 15 points in time regarding the description of the process independent from the respective user, although some are predominantly relevant for TATs in a specific domain (e.g. "receipt of specimens in laboratory" in a laboratory).

For example, Purkinje cell potentiation and interneuron inhibition are relevant for both VOR performance and adaptation (Schonewille et al. 2010), whereas the bulk of granule cells are predominantly relevant for VOR adaptation only (Galliano et al. 2013a).

Moreover, if we assume that the population of Ω1 consists of predominantly strongly relevant features with a minority of weakly relevant features, then one feature from Ω1 in conjunction with other features from Ω1,…, Ω4 might constitute feature-pairs (line A2 1 12) whose joint symmetrical uncertainty values are greater than the threshold ε (line A2 3).

Because antibiotic sensitivity data for microorganisms in WWTPs (i.e., the microorganisms responsible for the removal of nutrients from wastewater before discharge into receiving rivers) are limited, we based effect assessments on MICs of predominantly clinically relevant microorganisms from the European Committee on Antimicrobial Susceptibility Testing (EUCAST) breakpoint database (EUCAST 2009).

Accordingly, data for the article were predominantly collected from relevant published literatures and other secondary sources including newspapers as well as the huge data base that exists in the form of e-resources.

These findings support the hypothesis that PAR-2 mediated itch pathway may represent the relevant pathway predominantly stimulated in AD.

In aggregate, these algorithms are either limited in performance time or accuracy, and can lead to the inability to detect the biologically relevant variants (predominantly single base mismatches, and insertions or deletions of 3 bases or greater), and with some algorithms imposing a limit on the length of the read that can be considered (see Supplemental Materials S1).

23 The added benefit is predominantly determined using patient relevant outcomes on benefits and harms namely, mortality, morbidity (including adverse events), and health related quality of life.

Disagreement was also present in cases with multiple polyps but predominantly for the least relevant polyps, i.e., those smaller than 6 mm.