Sentence examples for relevant emergence from inspiring English sources

There was a relevant emergence of M184V and TAMs, related to NRTIs, and of K103N, related to the NNRTIs.

We show the selection and subsequent clinically relevant emergence of a drug-resistant M. tuberculosis strain after treatment of a drug-sensitive strain in a patient with an initial mixed infection.

However, it is known that influenza viruses are capable of respiratory droplet transmission in animal models at low infectious doses (33), and that transmission routes other than in respiratory droplets could be important; thus despite the three key current unknowns about transmission (6), even low numbers of excreted respiratory droplet transmissible A/H5N1 virus may be relevant for emergence.

Due to the recent emergence of H5N1 virus, the modelling of pandemic influenza has become a relevant issue.

Certainly, when the chromosome becomes longer, the issue might become more complicated – perhaps relevant to the emergence of DNA and helicase (protein), as already mentioned above.

SE Asia rainforest are hotspots of mammalian species diversity and due to rapid economic growth, further factors that may be relevant to disease emergence such as housing conditions for companion animals, shifts in the abundance and community composition of wildlife species, land cover and exposure of domestic animals to wildlife and vice versa are rapidly changing [24,26,31].

The ontological version faces the challenge of clarifying the relevant notions of emergence and/or dependence.

Finally, because some evidence suggests that laterality is a factor relevant to the emergence of disownership experiences, we concentrated on the left rather than on the right hand.

They were located downstream of orf288, which may be relevant to the emergence of this CMS-associated gene.

The 3 large repeats located downstream of orf288 might have been relevant to the emergence of the CMS-associated gene.

The divergent binding specificity in human is interesting as it might be relevant to the emergence of novel cell types.