The chapter explores the context and relevance of foreign aid in poverty alleviation and sustainable development as understood and practiced within current development architecture and modalities.
In addition, several authors have reflected on the relevance of traditional aid models as countries transition from low to middle income status (45).
A properly constructed and written abstract helps individuals to assess quickly the relevance of the findings and aids the retrieval of relevant reports from electronic databases.
Therefore, the discovery of chitinase activity in Leishmania promastigote culture supernatants (Schlein et al., 1991; Shakarian and Dwyer, 1998; 2000) was of interest, and may be of relevance in aiding the parasites to overcome both of these barriers.
ConoSorter also generates a set of relevant additional information - frequency of protein sequences, length, number of cysteine residues, hydrophobicity rate of N-terminal region, similarity to known conopeptides - that allows the user to assess the reliability and relevance of the results and aids the identification of new conopeptide superfamilies and classes.
Mode-of-action analyses can inform judgments regarding the human relevance of animal bioassay results and aid in identifying particularly susceptible populations or life stages (U.S. EPA 2005).
In doing so, the increasing relevance of understanding the impact of foreign aid interventions is highlighted.
Checking the robustness of life cycle assessment results increases the relevance of this method as a design aid.
The human relevance of these observations is expected to aid in the development of novel approaches for treating human CHS conditions.
Notably, the knowledge about the mechanisms of the biogenesis and origin of exosomes from stem cells could enhance our understanding of exosomes' functional relevance and could aid in the development of strategies for engineering exosomes for prospective therapeutic applications.
