Sentence examples for could have relevance from inspiring English sources
If adequately optimized, such peculiar selectivity could have relevance for a potential LUTS/BPH therapeutic application.
Long-term bilateral common carotid occlusion (BCCAO) in rats induces brain hypoperfusion and structural injury, and could have relevance as a model of vascular dementia in which cortical metabolism is reduced.
Lits indicated the company is monitoring mobile innovation developed in Africa to locate passengers with data points other than physical addresses for possible use in places such as the U.S. "There are a lot of things we are testing in Africa, from ordering Uber cars to landmarks, to new security and crash protections, that could have relevance to our model across the globe," he said.
These genes could have relevance for a conservation strategy as well, Johnson said.
This finding could have relevance for designing preclinical experiments with adenoviruses, since calcium and phosphate are present in many solutions.
Taken together, this study identified a novel anti-neurofilament aAb in NPSLE, and established a hitherto undescribed mechanism of aAb-mediated neuron damage that could have relevance to the pathophysiology of NPSLE.
But as discussed above, his views could now have relevance and importance – not because they are potentially true, but because they could influence the workings of parliament.
It could possibly have relevance in allowing the trypanosome to react to fluctuations in either VSG synthesis and/or deposition of VSG on the cell surface that are less drastic than those described here, where essentially all VSG synthesis is blocked for a significant period of time.
Critical incidents typically mapped to one predominant psychosocial domain, but could also have relevance to others (demonstrated in parentheses throughout the findings section).
As such, we hypothesized that the use of the BIS monitor during cardiac surgery could also have relevance to the postoperative period in terms of reducing recovery times.
Because many of the cancer associated expression changes identified to date generally play a role in cancers from different organs, we speculated whether the collection of tumor associated alternative TSSs identified here in the context of CRC could also have relevance to other cancers.
