The phrase "are more relevant when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that the relevance of something increases under certain conditions or circumstances.
Example: "The findings of the study are more relevant when considering the demographic factors involved."
Alternatives: "are more applicable when" or "hold greater significance when".
Because of the equivalence between the multiplexing in time and frequency, the algorithms with noncausal CSI are more relevant when orthogonal frequency bands are available and the delay requirement is one slot, that is, in the case of a delay limited multiband multiaccess system.
Some of these tips are simple and easy to implement immediately, while others are more relevant when considering major life changes.
We show that diagnostic tools defined on the basis of microarray data are more relevant when a large number of samples and tissue classes are used.
In conclusion, diagnostic tools defined on the basis of thyroid microarray data are more relevant when many samples and tissue classes are used, especially with the inclusion of oncocytic tumors.
The fact that PD, and not AL, was associated with HOMA-IR is notable because it suggests that clinical indicators of current infection and/or inflammation are more relevant when studying cross-sectional associations between periodontal infection and insulin resistance.
If, indeed, no specific dimension or type of exercise therapy is superior to one another in producing optimal therapeutic outcomes, other aspects are more relevant when introducing an intervention program, such as: treatment affinity, expectation and compliance of patient and provider, costs, facilities, and personnel capacity.
Physical adsorption was more relevant when TiO2 was employed as a catalyst.
In contrast, the dispersion characteristics of fullerenes were found to be more relevant when considering their redox function.
This is more relevant when designing drug carriers for poorly water soluble drug molecules such as curcumin and 6-gingerol.
This raises the question, which approach is more relevant when aiming to provide insight into the cellular role of the protein?
Reading it I worry that some of their advice (Let the children work it out themselves) is more relevant when the children are within a few years of each other….not 5 years apart, as mine are….
