Sentence examples for a possible relevance from inspiring English sources

In addition to their known zoonotic potential, recent molecular-epidemiological and seroepidemiological surveys as well as increasingly reported clinical cases of infections caused by these tick-borne organisms other than B. burgdorferi (TOBB) also strongly suggest a possible relevance of Babesia, Ehrlichia and Rickettsia for humans at risk in Europe.

Further studies are planned to confirm our findings and to evaluate a possible relevance of MRZR as a therapy response marker.

However recent experiments indicate a possible relevance of NY-ESO-1 expression for DNA-methylation.

Consequently, this study pointed to a possible relevance of this category for the first time.

Notably, these phospho-STAT3+ tumor cells were in close proximity with macrophages, suggesting a possible relevance between macrophages and tumor STAT3 activation in the metastatic foci.

Breast cancer incidence is higher in more industrialized countries, as well in urban areas, suggesting, among other factors, a possible relevance of air pollution [ 3, 4].

Mike Mohel, an investigator for the Ocean County prosecutor's office, said that the authorities intended to investigate a report that Melissa Veitch was pregnant and any possible relevance.

Sometimes Gold seems to have wandered too far from any possible relevance, to be simply enjoying himself.

In the fast-changing world of improved distribution, new wealth and cheaper costs of publishing, 19th century publishers were quick to sign up authors with any possible relevance to the burgeoning middle classes.

We observed for the first time in a clinical trial of a PEGylated protein the induction of IgG antibodies against PEG, a phenomenon with possible relevance to other PEGylated therapeutics.

Many details of Mr. Faulkner's mission remain a mystery, including the possible relevance of a parallel with Mr. bin Laden: bad kidneys.