Sentence examples for with specific relevance from inspiring English sources

In the following section, we discuss six lessons with specific relevance to health systems and chronic diseases, including recommendations relevant to health sector policy, planning, financing, implementation, delivery, and evaluation.

Nevertheless, certain cases with specific relevance for the development of arbitration case law have been published anonymously.

Box F, Hypothesis were evaluated with specific relevance to multi-joint isometric tests only within each study.

The aim of this review is to summarize advances in each of these 3 fields of tissue engineering, with specific relevance to surgical techniques and technical notes.

Our goal is to provide an informational resource to forest managers about the utility of traditional and emerging genetic technologies, with specific relevance to aspen ecology and management.

Chelating ligands can be designed to control the interactions of metal complexes with biological systems with specific relevance to molecular imaging techniques.

If also Ran can solubilize Nup153FG-transportin complexes, I wonder how such a generic mechanisms can be rationalized in line with i) their finding that in vivo the Imp-beta and transportin are doing different things (and how this in vitro experiment is then supporting their conclusions) ii) with their model of specific relevance's of certain proteins (Nup153 and Imp-beta).

Experiences and beliefs about treatment for depression have been explored in interviews with adults [ 46] and, of specific relevance to this study, young people aged 14-19 years who were involved in either interviews or a focus group [ 50].

The study has specific relevance to robust instruments with low sophistication used in the field.

The latter concept is of specific relevance to interplanetary spacecraft with long cruise phases.

Compared with the physical characteristics captured by the CHS criteria, other approaches may be more inclusive of domains (e.g., cognitive, functional and psychosocial) with specific prognostic relevance to older vulnerable adults in various care settings [ 3, 4, 9, 20].