Sentence examples for relevance of common from inspiring English sources

Elinor Ostrom's works (1990) have stressed the relevance of Common Goods, resulting in the recognition of the Australian Aborigines' pre-capitalist collective rights, although their legalization was effected through written, rather than customary law.

The relevance of common forms and intensities of PPP application in tank mixtures and spraying with a series of PPPs compared to the evaluation and management of the environmental risks for individual PPPs has been and is being addressed in research projects commissioned by UBA (e.g., [46]).

Hence, we investigated the clinical relevance of common genetic polymorphisms in the TLR-mediated IL-12/IFN-γ loop to macrophage activation with regard to susceptibility to development of IA in ASCT recipients.

The roundtable also reviewed the relevance of common cutoffs for the NHANES population.

To justify the correctness of the rank order, the biological relevance of common TFs were analyzed.

Teaching foreign-born Chinese Americans about diabetes requires sensitivity to the social relevance of common symptoms, particularly irritability and emotional lability.

We highlight the importance of conceptual models in the design and evaluation of interventions, and present a synthesis of current models of access of relevance to common mental health problems in the United Kingdom.

The chapter also summarizes the relevance of the common NQO1 polymorphism for chemoprotection, susceptibility to disease and cancer chemotherapy.

We call this assumption the "predictive relevance" of the common variables (with respect to the specific ones).

The relevance of the common explanations behind observed changes and hypothetical trajectories was negotiated and the learners verbalised their understanding together.

The biological relevance of this common p53 signature was assessed by using this gene list to predict outcomes on independent test data sets of breast cancer patients.