Sentence examples for relevant analogue from inspiring English sources

Olivine was used in experiments because it is a mineral frequently found in many stony meteorites and is thus a relevant analogue for such meteorites.

In order to assess the origin of the highest selectivity of the [Y]-AII analogue to the AT2R over the AT1R, the relevant analogue was docked into the two receptors.

Indeed, for a group of chemical analogues with members being documented as neurodevelopmental toxicants, in vitro investigations might improve the selection of the most relevant analogue(s) to be applied in read across.

In this study, we attempted to evaluate the possibility of enhancing the cytotoxic effect of VA, a commonly used antiepileptic drug with HDAC-inhibitory activity, on cultured thoracic cancer cells by combining it with the kinase inhibitor STP or its clinically relevant analogue UCN-01.

In view of the facts that STP and its clinically relevant analogue UCN-01 inhibit multiple kinases known to influence the cytotoxic effect of HDACIs in cancer cells, we hypothesised that STP or UCN-01 would synergise with HDACIs to promote profound induction of apoptosis.

The moderate toxicity of spiroundecane ene) derivatives encourages the further design of therapeutically relevant analogues based on this novel chemotype of IN inhibitors.

We measured the emissivity (in vacuum and purged air) and reflectance spectra (in vacuum) for a group of relevant analogues of interest for the upcoming and ongoing asteroid missions.

Thus, early terrestrial volcanic materials (mostly basaltic, although some felsic volcanics occur) and their alteration products deposited in water are relevant analogues for past habitable environments on Mars.

We used the anti-mellitic antibody to detect mellitic acid in drill core samples obtained from different depths in the Atacama desert (Chile), a highly relevant terrestrial analogue for Mars.

There is a dearth of relevant natural analogues of iron bentonite interactions, and experimental data do not provide an unequivocal indication of the conditions that will promote non-swelling clay minerals (such as berthierine) to form rather than swelling clays (such as iron-rich saponite).

Since its deployment on Devon Island, Canadian High Arctic, in 2002, the Haughton Mars Project's Arthur Clarke Mars Greenhouse (ACMG) has supported extreme environment related scientific and operation research that is relevant to Mars analogue studies – each at a specific level of fidelity and complexity.