"Kagan may well have less experience relevant to the work of being a justice than any entering justice in decades," Mr. Whelan wrote.
DuBose, the prosecutor said, was "in trouble a lot like a lot of people", but that doesn't "make his life any less relevant or have less value".
Genes that have less than a statistically relevant threshold of the expected number of hits based on known close relatives of Bartonella, but meanwhile show multiple top hits from taxonomically distant organisms (non-Rhizobiales groups), were considered to be candidates of HGT-derived genes and were subject to further phylogenetic analyses (see below) (see Zhu et al. 2014 for details on pipeline).
Therefore studies of DSBs, although useful in understanding physico-chemical effects of radiation on DNA, have less utility in defining clinically relevant parameters.
In addition, those with long education will have less work experience, which may be relevant for income in young adulthood.
For years, many technology companies, analysts and journalists have argued that trade shows have become less relevant when it comes to showing new products.
Ship sizes and design technology have changed dramatically over the past 20 years, however, and conventional design approaches have become less relevant as the complexity of various ship types has increased.
Although various rules of thumb were formed from modelling experience [ 8, 29], these have become less relevant with the advent of efficient designs that can take into account limited sample sizes [ 63].
Since second-line treatment has become an accepted standard of care [ 29– 32], adding a third compound in the first line may have become less relevant and could be reserved for second-line or even third-line treatment.
You argue in your book that unions have become less relevant.
California may be so homogenous that such regional distinctions have become less relevant.
