Sentence examples for putative importance from inspiring English sources
Then the entirely objective fact that "female circumcision" and vaginal infibulation are all three of these things, together with a challenge to assumptions about the putative importance of virginity and the claim that male sexual pleasure has an importance that overrides the health and wellbeing of their wives, ought to settle the matter for any open-minded and normally intelligent person.
Quantitative real-time PCR analysis indicated that both RfHp and RfSAA were significantly up-regulated by both bacterial and viral stimulation in liver tissue, affirming their putative importance in the acute phase of first-line host immune defenses.
Given the putative importance of CCR4 for Treg recruitment, we also assessed the CCR4 ligands CCL17 (TARC) and CCL22 (MDC).
Further studies have given an increasing body of information on the putative importance of certain amino acid substitutions in the AL-protein sequences [10].
The putative importance of some of these genes in IBV pathogenesis and immune response were also analyzed.
Table 4 shows only those significantly represented GO terms of putative importance for wine or brewing fermentations.
This step identified network positions with putative functional importance using two semi-independent analytical approaches.
That said, the modules were enriched for various gene ontology terms, providing some insight into their putative functional importance (Supplementary file 4).
All these annotations were used to provide a description of genes carrying SNPs likely under selection and to infer their putative functional importance.
By analysing TLR2 gene phylogeny in a set of mammalian species and a subset of ruminant species we have estimated the selective pressure on individual sites and domains and identified polymorphisms at sites of putative functional importance.
This might also be of putative clinical importance, since such compensational movements which outrange the normal functional working parameters of the joint might explain symptoms in neighboring and/or contralateral joints, which are commonly described in both human and animal models (secondary hyperalgesia).
