Sentence examples for relevant to common from inspiring English sources

The large number of cells within associated hierarchical circuits in structures such as hippocampus provides efficient processing of information relevant to common memory-dependent behavioral decisions within different contextual circumstances.

The critical role of extracellular matrix (ECM) in sequestration and regulated release or activation of growth factors is highly relevant to common medical problems such as fibrosis.

The low concentrations at which these activations occur suggest that these nongenomic responses are relevant to common human exposures.

Systematic investigation of individuals with intellectual disability after genetic diagnosis can illuminate specific phenotypes and mechanisms relevant to common neurodevelopmental disorders.

Because most are commercial extracts, however, the concentrations used are relevant to common usage scenarios despite the extracts having potential to be inhibitory at higher concentrations.

Postgenomic investigation of rare, recurrent Mendelian disorders has the potential to identify specific phenotypic correlates and highlight novel neurodevelopmental mechanisms relevant to common, complex conditions.

It is relevant to our common life together, to the body politic".

But these rare diseases may teach us something new about the brain, something relevant to the common brain diseases which affect so many people".

We illustrate some of these possible pathways which are likely to be relevant to other common NTFP species in a conceptual diagram (Figure 3).

In the early first millennium BCE, the first written alphabets appeared and provided an easy medium for recording information relevant to the common good, whether it be a religious text or a business transaction.

"This is something we should politicize, it is relevant to our common life together, to the body politic".