While cells that undergo cell death, due to apoptosis or other mechanisms, are of no further clinical relevance, cells or micrometastases that remain dormant are a possible source of later tumour formation and, therefore, recurrence.
"Magna Carta takes on further relevance today.
Of further relevance to the Roman world are collections of the type of E. Diehl, Inscriptiones Latinae Christianae Veteres; M.J. Vermaseren, Corpus Inscriptionum et Monumentorum Religionis Mithriacae; and Inscriptiones Italiae.
Further, relevance of a feature is application dependent.
Of further relevance is the following result, which states that conditional correlations are constant and equal to partial correlations for the linear circular copula.
The Natura 2000 (N2k) network of protected areas is a backbone of biodiversity conservation in Europe, with likely further relevance for the development of green infrastructure.
Lab experiments are considered as lacking external validity, meaning that they produce unrealistic data without further relevance for understanding the "real world": a criticism that holds true both for lab experiments and theoretic models (Weimann, 2015, pp. 240 241).
Clearly, there is furthermore more of a need to continuously reflect which dimensions (in addition to aesthetics and knowledge) may also be of further relevance for art and arts.
The reason for this is twofold: Brain imaging is an important clinical application of PET, with a strong focus on quantitation and likely to gain further relevance in the near future for the detection of early-onset dementia.
Cities represent fundamental hubs in the world's energy-flow network, and their role is expected to gain further relevance in the next decades, following the ongoing urbanization process.
