Sentence examples for much less relevance from inspiring English sources

We observe that features like vocabulary, gender, and preferential attachment have much less relevance than other features like the contact list or the library.

This suggests that the key odorants are indeed a bee's "focus" when detecting and processing a floral scent, and information from non-key-odorants might be of much less relevance for odour discrimination and generalization.

Therefore, PMMA's poor results in regard to pseudarthrosis might be of much less relevance for the clinical outcome as previously assumed.

(Let's hope that MSN will also continue to evaluate the English language, which also includes the perfectly good, much less annoying noun "relevance").

In contrast, facilitation between exotic and native invertebrates has received much less attention although the relevance of facilitation may be important, especially when several invasion mechanisms work in synergy [7] [9].

Thus, although a great deal is known about the transcriptome changes brought about by diseases, say cancer, much less is known about the relevance of genetic or environmental factors.

Because art can be difficult for journalists to write about, much less evaluate, price often takes on exaggerated relevance in stories like this one.

While the clinical relevance of DTCs is well-established, the biology and relevance of CTCs is at present much less clear.

How would a random assemblage of games selected by a voting public tell the story of gaming's history, much less make a compelling case for its artistic relevance, some wondered?

As a consequence, in spite of its physiological relevance, proteomic strategies classically provide much less data than transcriptomics.

For this, attributes that are related to single players (like e.g. sequence features) might be of less relevance while specifically network features might be much more related to synergistic knock-out effects.