Sentence examples for remarkable relevance from inspiring English sources
He adds: "As I recorded these songs from 1845 they came alive to me and I kept seeing a remarkable relevance to our own society".
He has unearthed a story of remarkable relevance for today: about the man who walked out of Lefortovo Prison with his hatred of a disintegrating system transformed into a hatred of us.
While the study of OCTA in uveitic diseases has gained remarkable relevance worldwide, interpretation can be challenging, and many limitations exist in optimally using this advanced system in uveitic eyes.
Euler number and other parameters, which are correlated with both bone quality and strength, have remarkable relevance.
About sixty sequences have been analyzed so far, corresponding to genomes of well known organisms, often constituting biological models, of remarkable relevance in the genomic analysis.
Similar to VE-cadherin, MMP2 and MMP9 both showed the remarkable relevance with Wnt5a (P < 0.001, r = 0.268; P = 0.003, r = 0.215, resp).
Hence, the availability of a minimally manipulated autologous adipose tissue as a therapeutic option would have remarkable clinical relevance.
Dr. Michael E. Goldberg, director of the David Mahoney Center for Brain and Behavior Research at Columbia University, said that Dr. Julesz's 1971 work and the stereogram remained remarkable for their relevance, decades after development.
On the other hand, and of a major relevance, remarkable amounts of NefG3C-GFP molecules appeared to be associated with the VLPs from 18-4s cells, as also confirmed by the anti-GFP Western blot analysis (not shown).
This failure to recruit and retain ethnic and racial minorities, and even women, in these fields is all the more remarkable given their profound relevance to civilization.
Among lincRNAs, HOTAIR is one of the most remarkable because of its relevance to metastases in common cancers such as breast and colon cancers.
