Sentence examples for relevance identification from inspiring English sources

Concerning the second element of relevance – identification of core values – our analysis shows that the majority of the study participants from the CHMT indicate that, prior to the REACT project, CHMT decisions were largely based on priorities set by the national 'essential health package' with little consideration of local values.

Furthermore, in an open interview we asked about special events of possible relevance for identification of a source for the HEV infection (e.g. outdoor activities, hobbies, holidays, and cases' own suspicion).

In general, metabolomics, lipidomics and fluxomics hold the promise not only for diagnostic evaluation in routine clinical use to predict disease progression and outcomes, but also, by nature of their pathophysiological relevance, for identification of target pathways that may relate to molecular mechanisms.

If the full sequence of a protein is known, it is visualized with the sequences of the identified peptides highlighted to help in assessing the relevance of identifications.

Thus, the analysis of the sector is gaining relevance for the identification of the technological strength and potential of a country (or region) in a context of globalisation.

However, other features such as minutiae and epidermal ridge width (ridge density) have not been generally studied more in comparison to the feature mentioned above, despite being features of considerable significance due to their direct relevance in personal identification.

Many of these RM have clinical relevance and their identification could be useful in specific situations, such as the start of antiretroviral therapy to exclude the transmission of resistant strains, as information to be weighed in simplification strategies in patients with undetectable viral loads, and in antiretroviralexperienced patients with limited availability of clinical reports.

Insight into the role of the innate immune response is of high relevance for the identification of further diagnostic and therapeutic approaches.

The KEGG enrichment analysis provided a wealth of biological relevance through the identification of 15 uniquely enriched pathways.

This is of particular relevance for the identification of genes in willow QTLs with the help of the poplar genome.

3– 5 Frailty as a phenotype has significant public health relevance because its identification in the earliest stages may prevent falls, hospitalizations, disability, and premature death.