Sentence examples for further relevance in from inspiring English sources

Cities represent fundamental hubs in the world's energy-flow network, and their role is expected to gain further relevance in the next decades, following the ongoing urbanization process.

The reason for this is twofold: Brain imaging is an important clinical application of PET, with a strong focus on quantitation and likely to gain further relevance in the near future for the detection of early-onset dementia.

Additionally, the examination of sAPPα as downregulated protein may be of further relevance in the differential diagnosis of meningitis, maybe reflecting pre-synaptical pathological [40] or protective processes [18] as seen in neurodegenerative diseases like AD [41], [42].

These considerations gain further relevance in the light of recent insights into the Ras-dependent activation mechanism of Raf.

Data presented here acquire perhaps further relevance in light of a recent paper showing that the expression of IL-10 and IL-10R, despite the great variability, is lower in melanomas compared to normal skin [ 14].

Of further relevance, all patients in the present study received intravenous chemotherapy through a central venous catheter rather than through a peripheral vein, and so the temperature of the testing arm was not affected by infusion-related issues.

Of further relevance, open label and pilot studies in patients with spinal muscular atrophy have suggested potential benefit with valproic acid (Weihl et al., 2006; Swoboda et al., 2009).

"Magna Carta takes on further relevance today.

The findings of this study have further clinical relevance in a second, perhaps less expected, respect.

In addition to SV40 ST, other viral-transforming proteins also interact with PP2A, further accentuating its relevance in cellular transformation.

The relatively high prevalence of this variant among unaffected Europeans [ 30] further undermines its relevance in a clinical context.