Sentence examples for relevant to this argument from inspiring English sources

Relevant to this argument, inbreeding has been shown to cause transposon mobilization in Drosophila, again suggesting their involvement in generating phenotypic variability (Di Franco et al. 1992).

Whilst health and social services are very relevant to this argument, further understanding could lie in experiences in other social institutions, for example, education, religion and judiciary related (probation and/or prison).

It is important to see that the demand for alternative possibilities as illustrated on the Garden of Forking Paths Model is not (at least not obviously) relevant to this incompatibilist argument.

Finally, and most relevant to the argument in this paper, primary and secondary motor and somatosensory cortices often contain voxels active during both action execution and observation/listening [ 13, 58, 60, 61].

Remarkably, in both GRNs for which sign information is available these conditions are verified: in P. aeruginosa the only double positive feedback loop is isolated and in E. coli all non-isolated two-gene feedback loops are part of the potentially chaotic motifs discussed above, and are therefore not relevant to this particular stability arguments.

But then decoherence can no longer be in any way relevant to the argument.

No dynamical assumption is made; i.e., it is not relevant to the argument whether or how the particles collide.