Sentence examples for relevant involvement from inspiring English sources
The Operating Committees only relevant involvement is ancillaryit designs the promotional campaigns, which the Secretary supervises and approvesand its status as a state actor thus is not directly at issue. 5.
The lower motor conduction velocity found in the more severely affected group suggested a relevant involvement of smaller sensory fibres.
It may be argued that My-Inflamome does not include all components with relevant involvement in inflammation-mediated responses to cardiac injury and remodeling.
In conclusion, the study did not provide stringent evidence for soft tick-wild boar contact in the investigated German Federal States and thus, a relevant involvement in the epidemiology of ASF in German wild boar is unlikely.
The sub-set of shared policy measures is obtained thanks to an active and fruitful promotion of relevant stakeholders' involvement in a long-lasting/integrated planning process (Fig. 3).
"So far as we can tell, Mr. Bell only brings a history of questionable comments about women, minorities and the media, and no discernible relevant achievement, involvement or commitment to public broadcasting," said NPR spokeswoman Andi Sporkin.
A 2005 study by Bongers et al. described a significant association between the presence of clinically relevant renal involvement in an NPS patient and a positive family history of nephropathy, which was lacking in our case.
All participants of the expert panel were key opinion leaders in their respective research areas and were identified through relevant publications, involvement in influenza-related research activities or research networks on infectious respiratory diseases.
A significant association was described between the presence of clinically relevant renal involvement in an NPS patient and a positive family history of nephropathy [ 7], which was, however, lacking in our case.
The two main cases relevant to the involvement of Britain's intelligence agencies relate to Binyam Mohamed, a British citizen tortured and secretly flown to Guantánamo Bay, and the abduction of Abdel Hakim Belhaj and Sami-al-Saadi, two prominent Libyan dissidents, and their families, who were flown to Tripoli in 2004 where they were tortured by Muammar Gaddafi's secret police.
The two main cases relevant to the involvement of Britain's spying agencies related to Binyam Mohamed, a UK citizen tortured and secretly flown to Guantánamo Bay, and the abduction of Abdel Hakim Belhaj and Sami-al-Saadi, two prominent Libyan dissidents, and their families, who were flown to Tripoli in 2004 where they were tortured by Muammar Gaddafi's secret police.
