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Most relevant points would be things that change your thinking about your research topic or give you new ideas and directions. . - Lachlan Gray, deputy head of the HIV Neuropathogenesis Lab at the Burnet Institute and adjunct research fellow in the Department of Infectious Disease at Monash University in Melbourne, Australia.  .

In order to investigate whether there is an association between thyroid hormones and breast cancer, the most relevant design would be to use pre-diagnostically measured hormonal levels.

From a clinical point of view the most relevant approach would be to compare patients with bilateral symptoms and with the same type of hip disease who at their first visit are judged to be subjected to either a simultaneous bilateral operation or a staged procedure.

The most relevant degrees would be English or communications degrees.

One big reason is that the immigration law that's most relevant to would-be entrepreneurs isn't designed with their likely circumstances in mind.

Of course, prevention of alloimmunisation by extended matching between donors and all transfused patients (ie, on the basis of typing patients for the most relevant RBC antigens) would be an ultimate but complicated and costly solution.

I agree that the most relevant number here would be the genome size of LECA; but even then we could not be certain what the mitochondrial genome size was at that point in eukaryotic evolution, so there is necessarily a sliding scale.

In any case, the important point is that the genome size range of 10-30 Mb is densely populated among protists and fungi (see for example [ 140], and by no means are all these organisms parasites with degraded genomes. In principle, the most relevant number here would be the genome size of LECA. Certainly, we do not have that number but I strongly doubt it was in the gigabase range.

That should be a very high bar since most of the relevant records would be released after the trip has taken place.

Since age at initial infection or its approximation, 'age at first clinical presentation', will be available for all patients even in the most peripheral facilities, the most relevant question to answer would be the prognostic value of RNA and CD4 additional to age (and clinical and other socio-demographic factors) [47].

The more relevant charge would be repetition.