Sentence examples for and possibly more relevant from inspiring English sources
A less inflammatory, and possibly more relevant approach would be a practical one, one that focuses on the technical issues and examines how quasi-legal courts are being accommodated and incorporated into UK law in a way that accommodates both; discarding what is not compatible and allowing for what is permissible, albeit unfamiliar.
So far, we can only state that we detect candidates related to those viruses available in the public databases, but we cannot rule out the possibility that other viruses, possibly more relevant to understanding the etiology and progression of the CD, may be "hidden" within the uncharacterized reads.
This might suggest that patient self-report and satisfaction with treatment are possibly more relevant measures.
Furthermore, the development of new anti-HER2 agents and the potential of dual or even triple blockade raises other possibly more relevant questions to test.
Possibly more relevant is an overlap of the 16q12 deletion/insertion with a small deletion of the syntenic chromosomal region in the mouse that causes a developmental disorder of digits ("Fused toes").
And though it was important at the time of Da Oratore, his dialogue on cultivating the power of remembrance, the art of memory is possibly more relevant than ever.
Fenretinide is more effective, and possibly more specific in inducing transcriptome changes relevant to oxidative stress-mediated apoptosis compared to oxidative stressors such as ATO (Figure 5).
When asked about the instrument's relevance, a substantial portion of the sample provided mixed responses, stating that the EQ-5D could be relevant to other and possibly more severe patients, but not to their own personal experience.
However, assuming that this group are more interested and possibly more experienced, the training issues they raise would seem to be relevant to all GPs.
And possibly more to come.
