The physical properties of Fe at high pressure and high temperature also have unique relevance for Earth and planetary science, since all the telluric planets share the same basic layered nature: a central metallic core, made mostly of iron, surrounded by a silicate mantle and a thin, chemically differentiated crust.
Controlled laboratory experiments have shown that a mother's olfactory signature has unique relevance for her infant and that mothers recognize the characteristic scent of their newborn infant, even without extensive postnatal interactions [ 30- 32].
Considering the unique relevance of Brazilian biodiversity, this research aims to investigate the main barriers to biodiversity-based R&D and eco-design development in a leading national company which has been commended for its innovation and sustainability.
The difficulty of appreciating unique R/S perspectives and their relevance for particular clients is emphasized and the question of whether a "true" understanding of R/S beliefs necessarily leads to better health is examined.
We did not directly compare the brain response to "unseen" sexual vs. cocaine cue categories because of the difficulty – for human cue-provocation studies – in equating the cues on a critical dimension: their relevance for the individuals' unique learning history.
This lack of preventive measures is of particular relevance for the very unique population of perinatally-acquired HIV-infected patients, especially since these individuals have a lifelong exposure to ART and the deleterious effects of chronic inflammation associated to the infection.
These unique theoretical and empirical insights have important relevance for organizational practice.
These mechanisms have high relevance for understanding both the unique spectrum of tissue-specific mitochondrial disease manifestations and mechanisms of cellular maintenance and degenerative diseases, including neurodegeneration, stem cell biology, and aging.
"Perhaps the main unique feature of our new institute is its relevance for South American students and researchers, and it is fortunate to be located in a region which is currently accelerating its investment in science and technology," he adds.
(B) Bio-entity identification and normalization: detecting mentions of bio-entities of relevance for curation, e.g. genes, proteins or small molecules, linked to unique database identifiers, such as those in UniProt, EntrezGene or ChEBI.
Due to the unique environmental characteristics of the rhizosphere of mangroves, it represents a unique and under-explored source for a pool of uncommon fungi with particular features of relevance for biotechnology, science, and health research.
