Sentence examples for presumed relevance from inspiring English sources

In two rodents models with presumed relevance for migraine (dural plasma extravasation, and induction of the immediate early gene c-Fos in the trigeminal nucleus caudalis), oral administration of lasmiditan potently inhibited these markers associated with electrical stimulation of the trigeminal ganglion [16].

Whereas the first Corey's Angels party was a triumphant declaration of presumed relevance with the Feldmeister front and center, this time Corey couldn't be bothered to hang out, and there wasn't even any cake or Brazilian dancers.

6 We identified patients registered with one or more ICD codes of presumed relevance for a diagnosis of acromegaly.

The great majority of genetic epidemiology studies used candidate genes approach which is restricted to the examination of specific genes, based on their presumed functional relevance to malaria (e.g. genes involved in the control of immunity).

These genes were selected based on their log2FC and adjusted p-value, but also for their presumed biological relevance for the development to SCC.

An extended mapping of variants was performed on the ENSEMBL human build V.54_36p with a software developed at the Cologne Center for Genomics to rank variants according to their presumed functional relevance.

The compelling results using a rigorous design have particular relevance for the presumed automaticity of some forms of information processing.

Our findings lend support to the notion of an association between promoter variations in the IL-6 gene and symptomatic and symmetrical DIP OA, outcomes that can be presumed to be of high clinical relevance.

The absolute difference of these frequencies is interpreted as a measure of the factor's clinical relevance for risk adjustment; if this difference exceeds a pre-specified cut-off, the relevance for risk adjustment is presumed to be demonstrated.

However, the relevance of the endogenous agonist, presumed to be CRF, has never been explicitly demonstrated.

Clinical relevance of the association is presumed when observed success rates of the indicator in the presence and absence of the external factor exceed a pre-specified range of 10%.