Sentence examples for may be very relevant from inspiring English sources

"Clearance mechanisms may be very relevant to keeping these proteins at a level that isn't disease-causing," Nixon said.

These measurements may be very relevant when imaging animals with metabolic disorders which may have acid and base disturbances.

This isn't a consumer facing application, but a lot of sales people read this site and I think this may be very relevant to them.

If further increasing ∆d, the ωLeft mode can be further enhanced, and these calculated results indicate that the ωLeft mode may be very relevant to the gold nanobar A. At the same time, with increasing ∆d, the resonance wavelength of ωLeft mode show slight red shift, and the resonance wavelength of ωRight mode remains almost no change around 1653 nm.

It should be very clear now that the difficulties of action discussed in Section "A theoretical framework for supply chains as hybrid institutions" with respect to hybrids may be very relevant in the case of GI as conditions for heterogeneity, weak alignment of interests, ineffective governance, and twofold relationships are recurrent.

Given that Cam activity is known to play a role during learning and memory, apoptosis, as well as tau phosphorylation, the interaction between Psn and Cam may be very relevant to AD pathogenesis.

So it's possible to arrange, but Westerners should approach with some humility and realize that their experience may not be very relevant in Africa.

The coordinating functions of markets may not be very relevant in two extreme cases.

The second received very low scores during both periods and may not be very relevant.

From a clinical point of view the difference between cases and controls may not be very relevant.

For example, current methods tend to focus more on testing performance capabilities over simulated data or for functional enrichment in GO categories that may not be very relevant to clinically relevant phenomena.