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These data also imply that our results described for aged rats might bear relevance for humans, as they confirm significant differences in the magnitude of age-related perceptual changes of hand and foot.

First, using automated image analysis, metrics are extracted from these micrographs that are shown to bear relevance to the fatigue performance of the material.

Los Angeles Herald-Examiner critic Mark Swed wrote that it would "bear relevance for as long as mankind cherished humanity".

Men's perceived inadequacies bear relevance -- and to some degree equivalence -- to what women suffer through, perhaps just not as extremely.

Interestingly, subtle changes in UPR activity could bear relevance in human disease.

All of these measures undoubtedly bear relevance to AD and its pathophysiology.

These studies have also alluded to pharmacodynamic changes which may bear relevance to the carcinogenic process.

This may bear relevance to the circadian pacemaker whose function is affected by physical exercise and sleep stages [ 5, 6].

Below, we focus on cases where the expression patterns bear relevance to the contrasting phenotypes observed in the NILs.

"Our first fight bears no relevance to this one," he adds.

The assumption that football fans can't control themselves is a Thatcherite relic that bears little relevance to supporters today.