Sentence examples for relevant for addressing from inspiring English sources
Public-private collaboration is seen as especially relevant for addressing the translational challenges of stem cell science and regenerative medicine (Rao 2013; Bubela et al. 2014; French et al. 2014).
Such information could also be relevant for addressing L&D in the future, by considering how events are likely to change in frequency or intensity due to anthropogenic influences in order to inform adaptation (Otto et al. 2015).
The finding of an illusion of touch felt on a non-hand object is relevant for addressing some conflicting findings concerning RHI-like illusions for non-hand objects.
Thus, the method described in this study is particularly relevant for addressing issues of human adaptive system stability and eco-cultural niche stability.
Although the lipid profile of the ApoE−/− differs somehow from that of dyslipidemic human subjects, we suggest that this model may be relevant for addressing the issue of inflammation and/or endothelial activation in diabetic retinopathy.
These trials, not relevant for addressing arithmetic relatedness and distance effects, also included five categories.
We report here of the results of a new search for fermentation traits QTL and eQTL with an enlarged segregant population in the late stages of alcoholic fermentation, more relevant conditions for addressing the stress response.
To constitute a relevant model for addressing specific issues of endothelial cell biology, the model system must not only closely resemble the phenotype of the original primary cells but also exhibit specific EC functions.
Mast et al. now show that Drosophila is a relevant model for addressing this issue by characterising flies carrying mutant Pex1 (the fly homologue of the gene most commonly mutated in humans with PBDs).
Specifically, the Sleep Quality NRS was reported by participants to be relevant and appropriate for addressing the overall impact of FM on their sleep.
Our approach of linked anatomical and functional studies may be particularly relevant and useful for addressing a situation that may arise in large-scale correlational studies such as VBM.
