Sentence examples for relevant origin from inspiring English sources

Your work also draws on fairy tales and Norse mythology and a number of other culturally relevant origin stories.

Arguably the best way to test functional orthology is by genetic or biochemical tests of Prod1 and candidate Prod1 orthologs in cells of relevant origin, a goal towards which we and our colleagues are expending significant effort.

As one of our main findings, we provide evidence that, besides tumour cells, the tumour-associated stroma is a relevant origin of angiogenic cytokines and MMPs in primary colorectal cancer and metastases.

The study involves: a detailed intermodal network model which compares monetary costs and travel times from all relevant origins in the mainland to all relevant destinations in Sicily; and a survey carried out at some representative trucking firms operating to/from Sicily.

We also point EPC origin from cord blood, as another relevant source.

Table 1 Bacterial strains and plasmids used in this study Strains and plasmids Relevant characteristics Origin or reference Strains     E.

This study brings out the need of simultaneous solution of multi-parametric equations (using relevant software, ORIGIN, in present case) than solution of their linearized forms, which is mostly followed by contemporary investigators.

As suggested as definition for bacterial CAP in a previous study [ 22] these 24 patients were thus classified as not having pneumonia of clinically relevant bacterial origin.

Record all data relevant to the origin of the tissue when starting a new cell line and keep tissue for DNA profiling.

Contrasts between different topologies relevant to the origin of rearranged sex chromosomes in the melanica and robusta groups reject the hypothesis of a single origin.

The fictional paintings "Sonia" loses are similar in certain ways to the actual paintings I discuss in that essay, so maybe that's the relevant point of origin?