Sentence examples for relevance to explore from inspiring English sources
Poor long-term success observed with current weight-control strategies stresses the relevance to explore new weight management approaches.
In particular the inclusion of thermodynamic constraints in the S. cerevisiae model, as has been done in E. coli [22], would be of particular relevance to explore in future work.
It is therefore of great public health relevance to explore the overall impact of vaccination on mortality.
Assuming tumours such as BC 12 to make up a subclass of breast cancers, it would be of therapeutic relevance to explore whether harbouring a potentially oncolytic version of EBV can be put to therapeutic use, as discussed for other viruses (Chiocca, 2002).
We hypothesized that SNPs, which affect the variance in biomarkers linked to CHD, could be used as unbiased tools with which to understand their causal relevance and to explore the extent to which correlation between multiple CHD-associated phenotypes are affected by confounding.
For younger Mozambican MSM in particular, it may be advantageous to adopt HIV prevention interventions that capitalize on the growing use of the internet and social media for added relevance and to explore the feasibility of new bio-medical prevention such as pre-exposure prophylaxis and rectal microbicides in the country.
This data collection technique was adopted partly because of its practical relevance in helping to explore how intra-familial decision-making affects women's access to, and use of, maternity care services in a normal peer-group conversation.
In this study, the authors suggested the relevance of this method to explore the pathophysiology and treatment of JMML [ 61].
To explore relevance of identified regulated genes, we investigated enrichment of KEGG pathways (35) among genes regulated by eSNPs that are in LD with a GWAS-SNP (R ≥ 0.5).
One regrets that he didn't choose instead to explore the relevance of his story for contemporary East Asia.
We sought to explore the relevance of Motivational Interviewing (MI), an evidence-based counseling method, for Malawians with AHI.
