Sentence examples for be relevant to compare from inspiring English sources

In this respect, it will be relevant to compare the level of CC-chemokines in mothers harbouring R5broad and R5narrow viruses as well as to study if R5broad viruses have a lower sensitivity to the new CCR5 inhibiting drugs than R5narrow viruses.

The findings reported herein should be relevant to compare with international reports.

Still, it would be relevant to compare with upper limb findings in computer operators described by others.

It would thus be relevant to compare PIM-2 performance and SMRs in newborns and neonates admitted in NICUs versus PICUs.

Therefore, it may be relevant to compare different areas of knowledge to determine possible differences in good practices developed for these specific areas.

Lauzen says it is relevant to compare the number of women in positions of power in film, onscreen or off, to the number of women in leadership positions in Fortune 500 companies.

In addition, it is relevant to compare the permeability to the TG and evaluate any potential alterations.

It is relevant to compare these results with those reported by Vulfson et al [4] on subtilisin-catalysed transesterification.

First, one can wonder whether it is relevant to compare two different sets of diagnostic criteria that were published 10 years apart.

It is relevant to compare our Markov chain analysis with the collision probability for the Philips method previously examined in [5], in which it is referred to as the "probability of false alarm".

Open image in new window Figure 10 Low voltage (100 V) SEM- images of the coated weft insertion of the samples: a-b) with coating A and c-d) with coating B. It is relevant to compare the top view mapping of the samples in Figures 9 and 10 with the distribution of the coatings showed in Figure 7.