("Better than 'Thor' or 'X-Men: First Class' " may be a more relevant judgment at this moment in the history of air-conditioning).
Because households will need to save much more and growth may be sluggish for several years, Japan may be a more relevant precedent.
Instead, an initial momentum that decays over time seems to be a more relevant model for online mobilization.
QoL, which is a particularly important trial endpoint if survival differences are unlikely may, however, be a more relevant outcome in the clinic.
However, the metric used does not take into consideration total tumor size and percent viability multiplied by tumor volume may likely be a more relevant parameter.
The results should be a more relevant, faster feedback loop between data appearing on the Internet and the search engines finding it.
But, DSP has become more generous relative to earnings at the lower end of the earnings distribution, at least over the period from 1993 to 2011, and this may be a more relevant comparison for low-skilled workers with disabilities.
Consequently, participating in secondary and tertiary control power markets may prove to be a more relevant perspective for bioenergy plants; here, competitors might be vRES (for negative control power) [73], storage technologies, demand response [81] and conventional power plants.
In the "white" community, this concept of protecting one's identity from the success of immigrants of one's own type may, in fact, be a more relevant concern than in minority populations.
We conclude that because rHcy is believed to induce endothelial dysfunction and may be part of the accelerated atherogenic process in patients with CKD, plasma rHcy level could be a more relevant marker of cardiovascular disease risk than tHcy level.
