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Discover LudwigThe phrase "not yet relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest something is not immediately relevant to the conversation or topic at hand. For example, you could say "That issue is not yet relevant, so let's focus on this one first."
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Twenty-five yeago ago we said it would be relevant but it was not yet relevant".
These studies have not included Cambodia, and it is likely that alterations in artemisinin sensitivity that have led to changes in parasite clearance in that country are not yet relevant in most malarious areas.
The collection of additional samples, or additional sample volume for archiving, permits the future study of hypotheses that were not feasible or not yet relevant during the cohort planning stages.
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But, he adds, "the model itself isn't yet relevant to people" because of the folate deprivation of the mice.
Trends that aren't yet relevant but will be in the next 24-month cycle.
The sport was "not yet very relevant in the world.
This, however, is not yet historically relevant individuality.
The Chinese Society of Critical Care Medicine and the Chinese Society of Medical Ethics have not yet issued relevant guidelines [ 14, 26].
The pathogens cited in the references may not yet be relevant to the UK, but could pose a future threat due, for example, to climate change.
Currently, it is not clear why patients earlier in the course of their disease respond better to TNF-blockade in comparison to longer diseased patients, especially in the subgroup of nr-axSpA patients who have, by definition, not yet developed relevant structural damage in the axial skeleton.
This session, however, does not yet provide the relevant workshops and training on forecast interpretations for users.
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