Taken together, these findings are relevant in that they suggest that inhibition of polyamine synthesis by DFMO may reduce or block some epigenetic changes necessary for cancer.
These results are also clinically relevant, in that they provide the strongest evidence to date that the GI symptoms common in patients with ED indeed reflect the presence of FGIDs.
Findings and Conclusions: Relevance: This review found the project relevant in that: It supported water and sanitation sector reforms in 10 ASAL districts located in different parts of northern Kenya.
Finally, in nano-structured materials the spacing of interfaces becomes relevant in that local properties can be severely affected.
Sure, so we have a self-driving revolution ahead of us, and I think this work becomes even more relevant in that scenario.
We have something that's very relevant in that sector". The apex of Trump's personal fascination with Russia may have been 2013, when he brought the Miss Universe pageant to Moscow and talked, yet again, of building a "Trump Tower" there.
When he (quite rightly) responded that this had nothing to do with the protest, the reporter insisted that Brand's own housing circumstances were relevant, in that the relative opulence of the same seemingly jarred with Brand's socialist politics.
How do you stay relevant in that focus area?
The Minnowboard brings Intel's low-power Atom processor back into the hands of hackers and makes Intel relevant in that space again – at least that's the goal.
Second, the context of leadership for learning is relevant, in that organizational barriers may impede department chairs' efforts to lead teaching and student learning.
In particular, Kahn (2010); Speer (2015) are most relevant in that both studies use the same dataset and an empirical strategy very similar to this study.
