Sentence examples for questioning the relevance from inspiring English sources

Even here, however, Slater keeps the ambiguity alive, questioning the relevance of the research for the human condition.

The media have been full of stories questioning the relevance of print critics in an internet era that has ushered in a new democratisation of opinion.

Henry, who makes it known repeatedly that he is in therapy, is questioning the relevance of the materialistic to the spiritual life.

Those in the industry and on its fringes who typically influence what women will wear next fall found themselves questioning the relevance of the American shows.

Second, we challenge the reform from a more fundamental level, by questioning the relevance of privatization at this stage of the electricity sector development.

Others have also pointed to the great diversity of individual profiles within the same diagnostic category, questioning the relevance of a single treatment for different cases presenting the same diagnosis.

Our view is supported by a recent study questioning the physiological relevance of studies designed to address the role of NO in muscle contraction that were conducted on excised muscles in physiological baths in vitro [5].

(95) These results were viewed as supportive of the threshold mechanism, questioning the human relevance of the observed carcinogenic effects in the mouse small intestine.

However, the ulcer size at base-line was small (1.2 to 4,86 cm), thereby questioning the clinical relevance for the cure of serious ulcer cases [ 7].

Normalisation of clearance for BSA reduces interindividual variability marginally (<2%), thus questioning the clinical relevance of BSA-based dosing (Rudek et al, 2004).

One of these studies, addressing also the role of Pidd1 in c-Myc-driven lymphomagenesis, revealed an unexpected oncogenic role for Pidd1, thereby questioning the physiological relevance of the PIDDosome complex in Caspase-2-mediated cell death and tumor suppression.