The phrase "are functionally relevant to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or significance of something in relation to a specific context or subject.
Example: "The findings of this study are functionally relevant to the development of new educational strategies."
Alternatives: "are pertinent to" or "are significant to".
However, distinguishing which mutations are functionally relevant to cancer pathogenesis remains a major challenge.
Screening of genome-wide pooled shRNA libraries enables identification of cellular components that are functionally relevant to the MoA of a compound, as well as its direct target(s 2,3,4,5,6.
Our findings suggest that individual differences in cognitive style pertaining to empathizing or systemizing abilities could be explained by differences in the volume of brain structures that are functionally relevant to empathizing and systemizing.
These examples suggest that monocytes are functionally relevant to bone.
To indentify metabolite changes induced by conditioning that are functionally relevant to the maintenance of hESCs in vitro, metabolic profiling of CMp11 and media conditioned by passage 18 HFFs (CMp18) were compared (Figure 5).
The highly ranked cross-talks which are functionally relevant to the TNFα stress are also identified.
In addition to the genetic and functional associations, the candidate gene must be functionally relevant to the disease pathogenesis.
These findings may be functionally relevant to some behavioral deficits seen in this animal model.
The data strongly support the Pinb-2 genes being functionally relevant to roles including influencing grain texture.
The analysis showed that 305 and 467 coding genes of hypothetical proteins were functionally relevant to nutrient limitation and osmotic stress, respectively.
RGS10 was upregulated and is functionally relevant to microglia quantity and cell death of neuronal hybrid cells.
