Sentence examples for be of equivalent relevance from inspiring English sources

The rapid development of methods to detect circulating tumor cells (CTCs) in peripheral blood [ 23- 25], may offer a solution to this problem if CTCs are demonstrated to be of equivalent relevance to clinical outcome.

In English, its equivalent would be "of".

The magnitude of the increase in clearance can not be estimated clinically or from published literature, but may be of relevance in producing drug concentrations equivalent to patients with normal renal function.

There is no evidence of equivalent activity in the UK – although on Friday the Bank of England admitted the allegations "might be of relevance" to its risk assessment arm, the Prudential Regulation Authority.

How can such detail not be of relevance?

"It is of no relevance".

The exact diagnosis of his illness is of little relevance.

For Donaldson, Malcolm X was of crucial relevance to black empowerment.

(This fact was of some relevance to the trial.

Breed, in particular, is of minimal relevance here.

But the comparison to Medicare is of questionable relevance.