Sentence examples for relevant for traffic from inspiring English sources
In UDRIVE, research questions were developed based on a review of existing research activities relevant for traffic safety and eco-driving.
Specifically, the problem of interference by simultaneous access to the physical medium by different nodes (i.e., collisions) is exacerbated when compared to networks without radar components: On one hand, such a collision does not only disturb communication but also affects the radar and can thus be potentially relevant for traffic safety.
Reference is, in addition, made to legal and functional conditions, and also to structures and allocations of control systems designed to provide for safe transport, Highly relevant for traffic safety is the determination of the traffic-based set-point and limit state vectors and trajectories, as well as the correct and actual transport situation.
As previously analyzed, DQ-MAC achisvemost is most relevant for high traffic loads than for low traffic loads.
Therefore, PCH proteins are likely to be relevant for the trafficking of FasL-containing vesicles (discussed in more detail in [ 17]).
In order to assess the extent to which existing guidance and best practice is relevant for women trafficked for labour exploitation, further research with larger samples is needed to investigate the health risks and outcomes associated with trafficking for labour exploitation.
Furthermore, several fungal CS classes were shown to exhibit an N-terminal myosin motor domain (MMD) able to interact with the actin cytoskeleton (Tsuizaki et al. 2009) and highly relevant for intracellular CS trafficking and site specificity of chitin secretion (Schuster et al. 2012).
The effectiveness of the design approach is demonstrated using simulations for relevant traffic scenarios, including Stop-&-Go.
This set of policies allows the comparison of three reference policies that explore basic traffic characteristic relevant for caching LRU, LFU and SIZE and two policies proposed for caching peer-to-peer traffic: LSB, proposed for caching FastTrack traffic [51], and P2P, proposed for Gnutella traffic [24].
It is not yet clear whether and to what extent either aspect might also be relevant for ER-to-Golgi trafficking.
While we cannot rule out that a pool of UNC93B1 bypasses the Golgi en route to endosomes as suggested by others (Brinkmann et al., 2007; Kim et al., 2008), this route does not seem relevant for UNC93B1-dependent TLR9 trafficking.
