The court, however, rejected plaintiffs' exclusive dealing claim, holding that the challenged agreements with various third parties "did not foreclose enough of the relevant market to constitute a violation".
We should ask what would have to be true if the institutional factors already identified as legally relevant were to constitute genuine moral rights and obligations.
Perhaps proof is too much to hope for here the relevant data does seem to constitute powerful evidence against the charge of occurrent envy.
To constitute a relevant model for addressing specific issues of endothelial cell biology, the model system must not only closely resemble the phenotype of the original primary cells but also exhibit specific EC functions.
Similar hierarchical decompositions are likely to be involved in (human) speech perception [3], where phonemes are known to constitute meaningful categories relevant for communication [4].
These data indicate that the MHC-I cytoplasmic domain, Nef, and the C-terminal two thirds of the μ subunit of AP-1 are sufficient to constitute a biologically relevant interaction.
"It's important to remember that you don't need millions of dead bodies and a Nazi industrial system of extermination to constitute genocide under the relevant convention," writes Sam Husseini of the Institute for Public Accuracy, a Washington-based media watchdog.
A total of 217 studies were relevant to our project and constituted the sample upon which we performed a detailed analysis of the ethical issues raised by NGS when it is applied to mental disorders, and in particular to BD.
In the present work, however, our 27 (epi gene hits in the MAPK pathway do not share any obvious physiological link, collectively, within some unified cardiopulmonary pathway relevant to air pollution thus perhaps constituting a novel epigenetic/signaling "crossroads" of exposure-associated genes relevant to the processing of environmental PM signals in vivo.
Therefore, in this study, we targeted PPI as a behavioral phenotype that is highly relevant to psychiatric illnesses and may constitute an important aspect of the pathophysiology of these diseases.
