Sentence examples for evidently relevant from inspiring English sources

Perhaps other proposals, although evidently relevant from a theoretical point of view [1], [4], may be excessively complex for translation to clinical practice.

With nearly 2900 PubMed hits for the search term 'prostate cancer prognostic marker' (July 2014), no evidently relevant prognostic biomarker has made its way into clinical practise (Kristiansen, 2012).

Whether the dysprosium costs $10 per Prius (roughly today's price) or $50, is self-evidently less relevant than the availability and features of dysprosium.

He insists on equal time with prosecutors and keeps talking, even when he evidently has no relevant questions left for a witness.

That is to say, they typically regard relations as intrinsic to the subjects of which their corresponding terms or concepts are predicated.[35] Evidently, therefore, the relevant accident of Simmias can correspond to the concept 'thinking of', but not to the concept 'thought about'.

Reasons given for the goal of delivery within 24 h of ripening (excluding high risk pregnancies) are usually cited as maternal preference [ 20] and the cost of hospitalization (which would self evidently not be relevant in outpatient management).

While it was not entirely clear what she was referring to because no context was provided, the judge allowed Mr. Kelly to read the excerpt, evidently deciding that it was relevant to the teenager's testimony.

Evidently, the issue of identifying relevant service value is an important one for business-to-business cloud computing, providing strong motivation for this research.

This is evidently the point where tuning the relevant properties by alloying comes into play, and the important message is that Heusler alloys exhibit stable tetragonal structures over a wide range of compositions.

This evidently would be a quite important and relevant question for an IPTV service provider.

Evidently, a more concerted action of all relevant stakeholders is required.