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Outcomes such as non-invasive ventilation failure, ICU mortality, MV duration, and length of ICU stay are indeed more relevant to ICU patients.

And if so, more relevant to whom?

Now, maybe Google has brainwashed all of us to believe that it does indeed produce more relevant results.

Indeed, they seem more relevant, in many ways, to our immediate concerns than the tragedies, and more truly indicative of Shakespeare's genius.

Indeed, they may become more relevant if - as is being suggested - publishers snub the new regulatory system.

Indeed, when GCN4 is removed, other, more relevant pathways may be revealed, for example in the case of RTG1 (Fig. 4j).

Indeed, the Gab/Grb2 interaction might be more relevant in primary tissues or immortalized cell lines such as BMMCs and MCF-10A, than in particular tumour cell lines often used in signalling studies, e.g. Jurkat or MCF-7 cells, which display elevated PIP3 levels due to the loss of PTEN expression or PIK3CA mutations, respectively [ 65- 68].

Initially we have looked at several samples from the set and indeed higher scoring documents appear to be more relevant whereas low scoring documents that are still ChEMBL-like contain relatively more false positives.

Indeed, exposure to a mixture may be more relevant for the health effects than exposure to any individual agent.

Indeed, one could argue that it is even more relevant today than it was when it was written.

Indeed, regional rather than global reductions are far more relevant to the question of the origins of disconnectivity and hence of particular interest in the presentation of symptoms.