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Even many of the seemingly less relevant categories that were identified as enriched result from overlap in sets of genes that are shared with pathways that are more clearly relevant to RA.

The disconnect between reality and the response of lawmakers is clear, with activist groups often appearing to grasp the situation much more clearly, using relevant and current information.

There is a need to define sustainable development in terms which are more clearly policy-relevant, so as to facilitate the quantitative evaluation of sustainability policies.

Future longitudinal and multi-level research is needed and this should be more clearly linked to relevant theory.

But before explaining that, we must first get the relevant question more clearly in view.

In the revised manuscript we have framed this question and the relevant literature more clearly.

In general, disease-specific questionnaires deliver results that more adequately mirror the experiences of the patient; they are more clinically relevant, because they more clearly pinpoint (psychooncological) treatment consequences (Thewes et al, 2004).

Australia's score is clearly relevant, but of much more importance is that way that England perform.

This could highlight the relevant aspects of the dataset more clearly, leading to more coherent visualizations, and also facilitating more accurate and efficient visual analytics.

And the N.F.L. picked the cause in part because it figured children would be more likely to listen to athletes on an issue that was clearly relevant to their success: taking care of their bodies.

In Figure 4 and, more clearly, in Figure 5 a region at the beginning of BTA19 emerges as relevant for haplotype prediction.