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We find little evidence to suggest that these loci experienced divergent selective pressures in different clades, which may suggest conservation in function and imply a common phenotypic relevance for this wide spread positive selection.

The integrity of the mucosal barrier and the speed of either proliferation or apoptosis are other common variables of relevance for many investigative studies [ 1].

The mechanism by which this CFHR5 mutation causes the disease is not yet understood but might have relevance for more common diseases in which complement is deposited in the glomerulus; for example, similar glomerular pathology may be observed in patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (referred to as lupus nephritis).

However, as it also addresses many of the challenges common to most CoPKM, it may have relevance for other situations, even outside the health sector.

Our results have natural relevance for the (competitive) binding/activation of different entities by a common factor.

As such it has particular relevance for internal medicine physicians focused on medical conditions, and common psychiatric conditions such as depression and anxiety.

The above simulation has relevance for the case of pathways which are costimulated, and which have common downstream targets.

"Connectedness is a common thread that weaves together many of the influences of suicidal behavior and has direct relevance for prevention".

The Rare Disease Repurposing Database currently lists 236 drugs that have shown clinical relevance for an orphan disease but are already marketed for at least one common disease [ 97].

This is of relevance for practice: general practitioners need to be aware that anxiety and depression are common conditions in COPD patients.

A common problem with all literature search methods is that only a fraction of the literature retrieved is truly of interest or relevance for the end-user.