The phrase "and perhaps more relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when suggesting that something may be more applicable or significant than previously mentioned.
Example: "This study focuses on climate change, and perhaps more relevant, its impact on global food security."
Alternatives: "and possibly more pertinent" or "and maybe more applicable".
Also significant, and perhaps more relevant to some potential bidders, is the car's undisputed provenance.
"Offhand we would have thought a transport pilot not the best expert to rely upon in evaluating a fighter plane, but then we are speaking of a transport pilot who has another and perhaps more relevant qualification".
How long can an art gallery that has no regular hours, no staff, no windows, no air-conditioning and — perhaps more relevant to the question at hand — pays no rent remain open in the heart of Chelsea, one block from behemoths like the Pace Gallery and Gagosian?
What's more -- and perhaps more relevant -- toilets, particularly the corporate office toilet used in this experiment -- are cleaned regularly.
And perhaps more relevant as we hurtle toward Donald Trump's inauguration as president of the United States, what about the bogus reports we're seeing now?
Among other factors, the different AD models, the different protocols of lithium administration or dosage and, perhaps more relevant, the partial neuropathology displayed for most of the AD models, could explain the discrepancies between the different effects of lithium treatment in transgenic models.
EMT is currently considered as a focal and transient event occurring at specific tumour regions and being perhaps more relevant to specific tumour types (Peinado et al, 2007; Polyak & Weinberg, 2009; Thiery et al, 2009).
In addition to scientific evidence, policy-makers need to weigh up different factors such as the values of stakeholders, budgets, cost-effectiveness, broader perspectives, political decisions and aims, other, perhaps more relevant, evidence than the existing evidence of effect, prudent practices, and commonsense understandings that are obvious, but not supported by research evidence.
F3 External circumstances directly affect how we deliver care healthcare…that makes the idea of resource allocation and clinical judgement and the managerial aspect to that, perhaps more relevant for us now than for doctors previously…but I don't think it is something that has quite filtered down to medical students.
External circumstances directly affect how we deliver care healthcare…that makes the idea of resource allocation and clinical judgement and the managerial aspect to that, perhaps more relevant for us now than for doctors previously…but I don't think it is something that has quite filtered down to medical students.
However, since little is known regarding the functional distinctions between low and high affinity forms, it is perhaps more relevant to focus on the total levels for both proteins.
