Sentence examples for differential relevance from inspiring English sources

Despite the differential relevance of onset age in predicating the severity of comorbidities between the two samples, onset age appears to be a relatively robust variable for identifying a more severe illness course.

The differential relevance of multifactorial beliefs for detection and promotion behaviors is also worth exploring.

However, there is still a need for accurate systematic approaches to dissect the differential relevance of genes within pathways.

In BM, we could also see a significant negative correlation of GFAP and sAPPα, so that a combined analytical investigation of these proteins might be of differential diagnostic relevance.

However, besides the low VEGF levels in patients with lymphoreticular tumours, differences in VEGF levels between different tumour entities were not sufficiently prominent to be of differential diagnostic relevance.

This comparison is used to assess the relevance of differential diffusion effects on scalar dissipation rates in the turbulent flame.

Here we consider a system of first-order ordinary differential equations delineating the relevance of hepatocyte AQP9 in liver glycerol permeability.

Among these, 29 were eligible: while 18 papers investigated Os only as an accompanying symptom in M and/or various PH, 11 also focused on its relevance for differential diagnosis.

These differential effects underline the relevance of our co-culture approach to model fetoplacental steroidogenesis.

To determine the biological relevance of differential accumulation of maysin and apimaysin in silks of Pr1 and pr1 plants, we performed insect silk feeding bioassays.

We employed "Protein center" pathway analysis tools to explore the plausible pathological relevance of differential expression (calculated by spectral counting) of hippocampal proteins between AD and Control groups.