Sentence examples for a more relevant criterion from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the phylogenetic position of the virus is a more relevant criterion than its oncogenic risk for predicting ability to degrade p53.

The system abolished the complex preferential rate structure for printed papers and similar material based on the contents of correspondence and substituted the more relevant criterion of priority.

The more relevant criterion for this experiment is the molecule retained by the filter.

Surprisingly, the in silico validation of the resultant optimized DNA sequences for Escherichia coli, Lactococcus lactis, Pichia pastoris and Saccharomyces cerevisiae suggests that CC is a more relevant design criterion than the commonly considered ICU.

It struck him as a more relevant use of time.

A more relevant comparison is to the work of Spike Lee.

This might be a more relevant question than you realize.

Seeking ANC at least once was considered a relevant criterion because more than 99% (n = 910) of all the women who had given birth in the past two years actually did so.

When the sustainability movement began fifty years ago, however, SRI's moral principles were expanded to include much more economically relevant criteria.

One could argue that terminal illness isn't a morally relevant criterion; others who are ill – like Debbie Purdy – suffer grievously.

What one can do nothing about or is not responsible for cannot constitute a relevant criterion.