Sentence examples for relevance ascribed from inspiring English sources

In addition social attitudes were seen to affect the help-system through the relevance ascribed to the problem of interpersonal violence, its victims, and their support system.

Likewise, the very limited relevance ascribed to research can be understood as an evidence of the scarce or even null involvement of teachers in research-related activities, and also of the early stage of development of this field.

Microarrays have also played a pivotal role in addressing one of the major bottlenecks in translational research: ascribing relevance in the human disease context of results obtained from in vitro studies and animal models.

They ascribed social attitudes relevance for all social variables in the help-seeking process (like social support), for the transfer of knowledge and even the wish to talk about the experiences.

This observation calls into question both the physiological relevance of the in vitro activities ascribed to SL-1 and the ability of animal infection to legitimately model the role of SL-1 in human tuberculosis.

I ascribed to older women a lack of relevance and an inability to contribute meaningfully to a world and a dialogue that was no longer "theirs," as if ownership of culture rationally belongs to any particular age group over others.

Furthermore, the relevance of PA in the context of LBP is ascribed to its potential to reduce potential risk factors of LBP, e.g., obesity [ 21].

Engine development under the current turbo hybrid formula is defined by a series of 'tokens', which are ascribed to parts of the engine based on their relevance to performance.

Because the allergenicity of tomato glycoallergen Lyc e 2 was ascribed to N-glycan chains alone, this study aimed at evaluating clinical relevance of CCD-reduced foodstuff in patients with carbohydrate-specific IgE (CCD-sIgE).

However, recent papers have ascribed axonal and dendritic roles to Cdh1 [48] and Cdc20 [49], respectively, which could have relevance to cdr2, which is present in the neuronal cytoplasm and proximal dendrites [5], [11].

In addition to this well described way of action of mature miRNAs, biochemical and biological functions have recently been ascribed to some pri-miRNAs [ 22, 23], thus greatly expanding the potential biological relevance of miRNA genes.