Sentence examples for prime relevance from inspiring English sources

These interactions are of prime relevance for the outcome of patients with cancer.

Most importantly, back-extrapolation of residential pollution levels is of prime relevance to properly characterise exposure at first spirometry, and then derive the change in exposure over time.

The characterization of the ferroportin gene by zebrafish gene cloning is a prime example of the relevance of the zebrafish model for the discovery of disease-related genes [ 21].

This underlines the relevance of priming of specific semantic networks not only for the cognitive processing of visual material in terms of selective perception or specific representation, but also for the affective cognitive processing in terms of the dynamics of aesthetic processing.

6. Relevance is relevant.

For Mr. Elbaz, for whom relevance is a prime issue, turning 30 was no problem.

While President Bush endorsed this week the continued relevance of Yasir Arafat, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon of Israel called today for exiling the Palestinian leader from the occupied territories.

We selected the longissimus dorsi muscle because it is a prime cut of high economic relevance for fresh and cured pork production.

Their biochemical capacity as well as their role in intracellular communication and metabolic networking is therefore of prime interest and great physiological relevance.

Melatonin concentration in the plasma of donor animals was reduced after two, but not six hours after LPS treatment, strongly suggesting its relevance in the priming of endothelial cells.

But she can't bring to life a musical whose lack of relevance ends up being its prime source of interest and "entertainment".