Übersetzung für "Biological relevance" in Deutsch

The biological relevance of the results should be considered first.

Biological relevance of the results should be considered first.

The mutants are available for validating the biological relevance of this interaction.

At present the biological relevance of these findings can not be assessed.

However, the biological relevance of this is unknown.

In this way, new criteria for assessing the environmental and biological relevance of materials can be made available.

However, it is difficult to establish their biological relevance and how they impact on human health.

The speed with which this is achieved is of less biological relevance, but may be a disaster for the regions dependent on fishing.

The biological relevance of increased QT intervals outside of normal variations observed following overdose of robenacoxib is unknown.

Since the low level of weight reduction, questioned by the Authority because of lack of biological/physiological relevance, was judged a significant zootechnical parameter, it was considered that the provided in vivo studies meet the conditions for the demonstration of the efficacy in lactating sows.

The biological relevance of data should be considered: i.e. parameters such as inter-animal variation, dose-response relationship and cytotoxicity should be taken into account.

Despite the expected proportion of spurious significant differences, the applicant shall report and discuss all significant differences observed between the genetically modified crop, its conventional counterpart and, where applicable, any other test material, focusing on their biological relevance (see Section 3 on Risk Characterisation).

The nano-filtering devices 19/1 and 19/2, respectively, are of such a construction for the method according to the invention that almost full retention of all difficulty decomposable or non-decomposable substances of biological relevance is obtained, so that merely substances that are dissolved solved having a low molecular weight, especially salts, are discharged with the treated sewage.

In this way, Golderer hopes to gain a better understanding of as yet unknown cellular control concepts of general biological relevance.

Together with our external cooperation partners, located, e.g., at the Universities of Düsseldorf, Germany, and Tel Aviv, Israel, we are scrutinizing the biological relevance of the studied interactions between virus proteins and host factors.

Our group investigates the spectroscopic and photochemical properties of inorganic and organometallic compounds including luminescent materials and systems of biological or medicinal relevance.

The biological relevance of the vast amount of identified proteins obtained has to be extracted through the use of functional annotation.

The challenge is to interpret the toxicological and biological relevance of traces of contaminants and residues.

With daily treatment at low dosages (100 ?g of J995/day), completely uniform active ingredient levels (estradiol, estrone) could be built up and their biological relevance could be demonstrated.

In cooperation with the Institute of Nanotechnology novel models and algorithms are combined with established techniques from bioinformatics in order to model the structure of large proteins of biological and pharmaceutical relevance.

One just has to consider the physical and biological relevance of ‘light’ to understand why numerous myths, religions and social movements granted ‘light’ a key function within their theories: from the sun-worshipping religion of Akhenatan in Ancient Egypt, to Gothic architecture, Albert Speer’s cathedral of light, and the artist group ZERO, to name but a few.

In order to match the natural material to its corresponding enzyme, scientists mimic nature by either introducing chemical residues into areas of biological relevance (natural product-derived synthesis)".

They wrote that their "results demonstrate the biological relevance of the (AAT)n CNR1 repeats in the inflammatory neurodegenerative damage of MS."

Another crucial feature of imines, which has fuelled their biological relevance, is their ability to tautomerise, arranging the position of their proton and double bond, which also facilitates bond cleavage.