Sentence examples for may become especially relevant from inspiring English sources

What is the role of the public health professional?; and 5) Allocation Issues – Who decides what gets funded?" [ 29] These questions may become especially relevant for the BENS-public health partnership in Georgia.

Indeed, drug accumulation leading to safety issues may also be the consequence of impaired renal elimination by inhibitors of tubular secretion (as in the case of probenecid with β-lactams) and/or of drug-drug pharmacokinetic interactions, which may become especially relevant for those antimicrobials that may inhibit (erythromycin or clarithromycin) cytochrome P450-mediated drug metabolism [ 28].

Among these control philosophies the ones based on multi-agent systems (MAS) have become especially relevant.

Low-density parity check (LDPC) decoding has become especially relevant because of its excellent error correcting capability.

Cyber-defense in Ukraine has become especially relevant, as hackers target critical infrastructure and independent news media.

Psychosexual development in adolescent patients with BEEC may become especially problematic.

The compatibility of SYNβglu and βgal for dual detection may become especially significant as transgenic analyses become more elaborate.

This becomes especially relevant if the trait under investigation is linked to a disease outcome that escalates with modernity, and may suggest an evolutionary mismatch in which a trait's adaptive function becomes maladaptive within an evolutionarily novel environment (Eaton et al. 2002).

Beyond the consideration of these larger, public environments, the aesthetics of everyday life becomes especially relevant.

This becomes especially relevant when investigating the welds from heterogeneous steels applied in power engineering.

The reduction of the porosity becomes especially relevant at t = 104 years.