For instance, the fatness differences between individuals, a trait of utmost relevance in animal breeding, are more likely to be caused by genetic signals that originate in the hypothalamus or in the pineal gland rather than in the fat tissue itself.
A deeper understanding of the molecular interaction between the two partners could be of utmost relevance for both designing array-based analytical devices and improving current immunotherapies.
The possibilities to control the coupling between different rings is indeed of the utmost relevance in the research of semiconductor-based quantum computational devices.
First insights into these aspects are of utmost relevance to technology assessment providing policy advice.
In particular, integration of data (measures) and numerical simulations has been an issue of utmost relevance in the prediction of fluid geophysics phenomena and, in particular, weather forecast.
The inorganic chemical characterization of suspended sediments is of utmost relevance for the knowledge of the dynamics and movement of chemical elements in the aquatic and wet ecosystems.
Coatings tailored to corrosion protection of metallic substrates are of the utmost relevance to ensure reliability and long-term performance of coated parts as well as the product value of the coated materials.
The rates of mortality and morbidity deriving from maladaptive habits (especially tobacco and alcohol consumption) are of the utmost relevance to public health in developed countries, above all because they are preventable.
Yet, comparison across neighbourhoods, as well as of a cross-city/cross-national kind, appears of the utmost relevance in order to provide a fresh outlook on the local dimension of migration policy and policy-making, especially by illuminating the interplay between public policy, private actors and civil society, too often obscured in more institutionalist, municipality-based, analyses.
We estimate the effect of interest on the subsample of caregivers because they constitute a group of utmost relevance, as these are the women who face potential opportunity costs in terms of foregone labour market opportunities associated to providing care.
This development is of utmost relevance for diseases carrying a grave prognosis where timely intervention is the key to reducing mortality rate.
