Current knowledge of key transcriptional regulators has predominantly come from mouse studies, with rare, naturally occurring mutations establishing their relevance in man.
But although he could mock the service, and himself, Henderson believed implicitly in its importance and defended the continuing relevance of man-on-the-spot diplomacy.
Ideally, however, we would characterize individual differences in men's reliance on a broader range of affective cues when judging women's sexual interest, particularly given the relevance of men's perceptions of women's negative affect to the initiation and cessation of unwanted sexual advances.
In a world where overt misogyny is at least slightly less publicly tolerable, the relevance these men carry seems questionable at best.
Thus, identifying local champions – those with passion and a vested interest – was considered vital to demonstrate the relevance of men's health teaching and learning.
A similar gender difference regarding VAT has been described previously in a study on cardiometabolic risk; VAT was observed to be of greater relevance in men, whereas total FM was of most importance in women [ 37].
"The programme put together by Dickens 2012 in the UK and by the British Council around the world reflects the vast cultural impact and relevance of the man and his works".
He also said his past bore no relevance to the man he is now.
Yet the events of that August night in 1963, soon to be commemorated in a blizzard of television programmes and republished memoirs, have great relevance for a man on the run and serve as an illustration of how life has changed over the last half-century for would-be escapologists.
For the first time in those 14 hours, through the ultimate relevance of a man's life, it was made clear to us that the confrontation in Alabama, bizarre as it was, was no mere circus, and that the President was not merely appeasing his critics when he acknowledged that "we face a moral crisis as a country and as a people".
