Sentence examples similar to relevance to the alignment from inspiring English sources

In this review we discuss the discrete biomechanical and biochemical mechanisms that underlie these architectural changes and highlight their particular relevance to the regulation of the alignment of ECM in the mesenchymal stroma.

Under Nehru, its leader after independence, a principled policy of non-alignment led to moralising that was of little relevance to the rest of Asia.

This study also has relevance to the broader debate on tackling health inequalities by examining the extent to which mediating factors such as patient payment distort the alignment of health care provision with clinical need.

Relevance to the treatment of psychiatric disorders.

2. Consider relevance to the task.

It does have relevance to the present.

have some relevance to the topic.

We have to have a relevance to the industry.

(Any relevance to the Bullingdon is, of course, coincidental).

Push your relevance to the specific job you want.

Certainly there is relevance to the play's brothels.