Sentence examples for consider of relevance from inspiring English sources
Also, we will collect data about our sample regarding for example, their experience with technology, age, gender and education, which we consider of relevance for other studies and populations.
In view of that, we consider of relevance to determine, in a direct manner and under normal physiological conditions, whether the concomitant increased dosage of Ink4/Arf and p53 might alleviate these impairments.
To account for differential likelihood of receiving statins, we constructed a propensity score [23], using logistic regression, including variables associated with use of statins and variables that we considered of relevance to our outcome.
Tensions between devolution and a central grip on power can particularly emerge around topics considered of relevance for national development, notably urban growth centers, or the legitimacy of central leadership (frequently claimed to be essential for the effective protection against disasters and other risks).
As the study aimed on preparatory brain activity only and behavioural data were not considered of relevance for the interpretation of the results, no additional behavioural data were collected (for recent studies adopting a similar approach see [14], [15]).
11, 12 For this reason, both conditions may be considered of relevance and pertinent to both clinicians and payers.
English-language articles considered of relevance to primary care physicians in relation to AD, its diagnosis and management, are included.
Studies aiming to clarify the cellular and molecular events that dictate tissue and organ formation in all these systems are considered of relevance.
We accordingly obtained 2,509 protein coding sequences with no full matches on GenBank, 2,279 of which are possibly full length proteins, the remaining being fragments of coding sequences that are considered of relevance to further studies.
For this reason, the cellular processes involved in the detoxification of ROS have been considered of relevance to research into the factors of genetic susceptibility that promote cognitive impairment.
