Sentence examples for be of higher relevance from inspiring English sources
Remark 1 Alternatively to (2) one might also think about a weighted fit where recent measurements are considered to be of higher relevance for the insulin effect adaption than older ones, [17].
This aspect may be of higher relevance than obvious at first glance.
Phosphate buffer is the extraction solution stipulated in the standard (26), whereas ASW, according to EN 1811 2011 (36), is considered to be of higher relevance for skin exposure.
Particularly, we expected the level of religiosity to be of higher relevance for EUT than for WLPT alone, since EUT is explicitly rejected by religious authorities and belief systems (e.g. [ 29]) with reference to the 'sanctity of life'.
However, it should be noted that lymphoblast cells of patients do not show any phenotype and therefore it will be of higher relevance to investigate protein acetylation levels in tissues (when available in the future) that are affected in PKAN patients, such as the globus pallidus (Kruer et al, 2011).
This case will be of high relevance for the testing of miniaturised electroceramic components and materials of the microsystem technique.
This would be of high relevance since the European agriculture is characterised by high productivity [[47]] and accounts for 50% of the global trade food products [[7]].
The uptake of TiO2 NP via contaminated food seems to be of high relevance for terrestrial [224, 225] and aquatic invertebrates [226].
New topics were integrated into the discussions that were previously not considered by the scientists, such as health issues or the problem of drinking water supply, which was perceived to be of high relevance for the city of Rostock.
In clinical routine practice, early or even pre-therapeutic identification of patients at risk for developing severe hyperkalemia (>6.0 mmol/l) due to AA-coinfusion would be of high relevance.
