Sentence examples for relevance of established from inspiring English sources
The relationship between such precursor cells and cancer stem cells is uncertain, as is the relevance of established stem cell markers in identifying these cells.
Some of these subtypes confirmed the relevance of established differences between phenotypes such as the estrogen receptor (ER) and ERBB2 status, but also identified novel breast cancer subtypes or prognostic signatures of potential clinical value [ 3- 7].
The significance and relevance of established concepts and standard terminologies used in soil science and geology with practical relevance to forensic science are emphasized.
Additionally, we hope to foster dialogue within the palliative care research community regarding the relevance of establishing feasibility before initiation of definitive trials in the palliative care population.
In addition, as the occurrence of T2DM starts to increase earlier in life, these results underline the relevance of modification of established lifestyle factors in early age already to positively influence the development of T2DM in future [ 45– 45].
The results of EUprimecare's focus group discussions presented in this article confirmed the relevance of the established EPA/EUROPEP indicators.
This will help researchers to understand the relevance of the established and emerging body of knowledge on mixed methods research to their work.
Assuming the relevance of results established on the simulated data, this suggests there could major differences between phylogenetically accurate alignments and structurally accurate ones, an hypothesis that remains to be further tested and confirmed.
The correct use of information from a second locus of established relevance depends on its relationship to the locus under investigation.
Therefore the aim was to complement the proteomic data with a standard panel of well-known chemokines that are of established relevance in airway inflammation.
In this study, we have performed an initial, random survey of genomic variation in two honey bee viruses, DWV and IAPV, of established relevance to honey bee health.
