Sentence examples for most relevance are from inspiring English sources

Of most relevance are those functional gene groups that were identified when 20 ILCs were compared with 91 ER-positive, grade-matched invasive ductal carcinomas (IDCs): adhesion, transforming growth factor beta signalling; cell communication and trafficking; actin remodelling; lipid/prostaglandin synthesis; transcription factor/immediate early genes [ 54].

Of most relevance is also the fact that UFPM can gain access to the brain directly through the nasal olfactory mucosa, reaching first the olfactory bulb [ 7– 11].

The two constructs which had most relevance were coherence and cognitive participation which focus on the underlying meaning of the phenomenon being studied and how a new practice is mobilised (see Fig.  1).

Of most relevance were the sequences of the amplified cDNAs with primers at the ends of the gene (1 and 7) because they revealed splicing of the first 346 bp (1/9 portion) of Exon-1 with Exon-11 to generate transcripts 2 – 2.5 kb in size.

But perhaps art is most "relevant" when its relevance is most easily put in question?

For each line segment, GIFT selects the most relevant FOVs where the relevance are measured as a linear combination of the distance from the FOV's camera location to the route and the orientation difference between the FOV's orientation and the specified orientation.

Of most relevance here is that r can be dominated by values at the extremes of the data.

However, most causes with medical relevance are not sufficient in themselves but components of a sufficient cause (figure 2).

The validated targets from this study that have shown functional relevance are most likely modifiers of DCM rather than being independent disease causes.

I don't believe the meanings of ages-old terms rejoinder, response, retort, or relevance are in most vocabularies.

Most performance traits of agricultural relevance are complex traits that are governed by multiple genes.