Sentence examples for be relevant to evaluating from inspiring English sources
This can be relevant to evaluating whether food environment changes at the aggregate level (i.e., policies or infrastructure) influence health.
This review of the literature is a step towards a theoretical approach that could be relevant to evaluate cooperation and to design assistance in diverse domains such as air traffic control or aircraft piloting.
In the future, it could also be relevant to evaluate whether or not guided sedation protocols could influence delirium prevalence and long-term psychological complications in children.
And so, in the future, it may be relevant to evaluate how specific injury mechanisms result in different physiological responses among male and female soccer players.
Identification of RET signalling as a key feature in secondary angiosarcomas suggests that treatment with RET-kinase-inhibitors may be relevant to evaluate in this tumour subset.
Two thirds of the participants thought that QoL was both a prognostic factor and the secondary endpoint in digestive oncology clinical trials, whereas only half of them thought it would be relevant to evaluate its surrogacy.
Moreover, it may be relevant to evaluate whether metformin-altered cancer risk and improved health of laboratory animals may relate to its ability to activate DNA damage-like signaling to induce specific senescence-like growth inhibition of premalignant or malignant cells without altering normal breast structures or other non-neoplasic tissues.
It would be relevant to evaluate whether metformin co-exposure may favour the "accelerated senescence" triggered in normal cells by the expression of mutant Ras or Raf (oncogene-induced senescence) and by some other forms of supraphysiological mitogenic signaling [ 130- 132] getting stuck irrespective of senescence-inhibiting adaptations (e.g. inactivation of p53).
