Sentence examples for but less relevant for from inspiring English sources

This may be excellent to provide general pictures but less relevant for development planners to tailor context-specific interventions.

The absence of audiovisual crossmodulation frequencies suggests that the previously reported audiovisual interactions in primary sensory areas may mediate low level spatiotemporal coincidence detection that is prominent for stimulus transients but less relevant for sustained SSR responses.

We judged this risk of bias item to be important for the outcomes incidence of de novo adhesions, mean adhesion scores, and severity of adhesions but less relevant for the outcomes of live birth, ongoing or clinical pregnancy, and miscarriage unless the follow-up period was not long enough.

Many of these studies involve clonal organisms, which provide interesting insights on the role of interacting genotypes, but are perhaps less relevant for biocontrol.

From our results, it could be deduced that these sites play functional roles in activation segment phosphorylation and kinase activation, but may be less relevant for the catalytic activity once the kinase is activated.

But this explanation seems less relevant for university graduates whose wages are above this level.

This may be because it gave the best fit of the decoron arms into the spaces between the collagen monomers, but this hypothesis is less relevant for the wide fibril surface conformation which had no shortage of space in this regard.

Many questions remain yet unanswered as to how the reprogramming happens and whether iPSCs are identical or not to embryonic stem cells (ESCs) [ 14], but these concerns seem less relevant for the creation of in vitro disease models.

The inverse association between height and coronary artery disease has partly been explained by an adverse lipid profile in short people, 6 but this explanation seems less relevant for a positive association such as that observed with LBP, and, in any case, relationships between lipid levels and risk of LBP are not very strong.

One notable exception, although less relevant for medical but important for forensic purposes, is human eye color, for which it has been recently demonstrated that highly accurate prediction is feasible from a small number of DNA variants.

Nowadays, the development of powerful computers makes the reduction of computing cost less relevant for pedigree-based analyses but the reduced model can also be used to exploit marker-based relationships.