Sentence examples for moderate relevance from inspiring English sources

The results suggest that the decrease of compliance found after an audit is most likely caused by misperception of chance, while loss-repair tendencies are of moderate relevance.

It has moderate relevance to glaucoma patients in terms of assessment of visual acuity.

1 3 At the beginning of antiretroviral treatment, adverse events tend to be common and of mild to moderate relevance.

Policy relevance was assessed by looking at the firmness of conclusions reached by the reviewers and the strength of recommendations made by the reviews' authors: high relevance if specific recommendations were produced; moderate relevance if recommendations were unspecific or vague; and low relevance if no policy directions could be drawn from the reviews.

This effect appears to be of moderate physiological relevance, since intracellular concentrations of F6P are relatively low.

However, the peak concentration was less variable and the overall effect, even for those with severe renal impairment, was considered by the authors to be of moderate clinical relevance only (Table  2) [ 23].

Moderate and low relevance were grouped in the presentation of results.

Effect sizes were moderate, while clinical relevance is, similar to other dementia drugs, difficult to determine.

However, the gain in survival time is slim (HR = 0.91; 95% CI 0.85 – 0.97) and clinical relevance remains moderate.

Although the association of rs471205 was only moderate and a functional relevance for AGA development, therefore, seems unlikely, the other SNPs with this frequency pattern are good candidates for further investigation.

This is the first study to identify the behaviour of lifting the pelvic limb as a pain-related behaviour in the horse, indicated by the relevance and moderate specificity and item-total correlation.