Sentence examples for zones relevant for from inspiring English sources

In this study the exposure simulation model, OML, was used to demarcate three zones relevant for studying cancer development related to the dioxin exposure: Zone 1 encompassed the whole residential area identified to be exposed to dioxin.

We retrospectively analyzed brain regions of interest (ROI) in GM, WM, and germinal zones, thought to be relevant for the maintenance of brain plasticity in the adult CNS.

The characteristic surf parameter is used to characterize surf zone processes and is relevant for e.g. wave run-up on beaches and coastal structures.

The concept of error zone is relevant only for a segment of the path that is smaller than the path itself.

The results show demographic growth in suburbia, very densely built-up areas in the urban municipalities with the only growth potential in the suburban landscape, as well as environmental implications of flood-hazard zones and public green spaces relevant for both urban and suburban areas.

This suggests that the IFO is a convergence zone where bodily feeling states relevant for the emotion of disgust are coded according to a common code [58], [59] regardless of stimulus modality.

The objective of this two-part study is to define homogeneous zones in relation to hydrological properties relevant for irrigation management, first defining the soil variability within the VID and then analyzing the soils hydrologic and salinity features (in a companion paper).

26 We hypothesize that the integrity of germinal zones and maintenance of neural progenitor cell populations are relevant for regenerative processes following toxic insults to the CNS, and that exhaustion of progenitor cell pools in germinal zones might play an important role in long-term neurological function of cancer patients.

This is highly relevant for youth living in (post conflict zones.

The first criterion is that the BEFM must be relevant for a range of agri-environmental zones.

This issue could be particularly relevant for specimens close to the contact zone of the two N. anomalus lineages (i.e., those from northeastern Iberia).