Sentence examples for more relevant reference from inspiring English sources

The comparison of an H1N1 cohort with a more relevant reference group of ARDS patients, we feel ultimately makes the conclusions more robust when trying to assess why novel influenza stretched ICU resources this past year.

We therefore identified ADP ribosylation factor 1 (asf1) as being a more relevant reference gene for use in normalization of real time PCR for tissue-expression studies than those typically used.

In the third paragraph of the Introduction: "Natively-disordered proteins also qualify as proteasome substrates and are cleaved without post-translational ubiquitin modification"., the reference which follows is about something quite different and another more relevant reference should be used.

Since it is a relatively new field, there are no more relevant references except [19].

Reference lists of all identified references were examined in order to find more relevant references.

(James Bond is not the best standard by which to judge these matters. A more relevant British reference might be Profumo).

The heavy, roughly drawn silhouettes of the Auf Wiedersehen Pet Geordies, with their donkey jackets, their broad collars and shapeless 1980s jeans, are now a more relevant fashion reference than dandyism or Savile Row tailoring.

We also implemented improved methods to define a more relevant global reference set for the FET.

Is that a more culturally relevant reference for you?

Automated methods also outperformed manual tree detection from remotely sensed data, which implies that field data can be more relevant as a reference for validating and correcting derived estimates.

This statement is perhaps nowhere more relevant than in reference to violence against the girl child: Across the world, the double burden of being both female and young relegates millions of girls to the margins of society where, unseen and unheard, their rights are disregarded and their safety is denied.