Sentence examples for of less relevance from inspiring English sources

Because there is a need to identify patterns of exposure that are most likely to be relevant to human health, some pollutant combinations may be of less relevance if there are no individuals with a given pattern of exposure.

Its classical past was of less relevance than its recent past.

It's likely that the latter will have the most wide appeal and, as ever, the £25,000 first prize will be of less relevance than the accompanying critical fanfare.

"We may share history and language, but the Americans have been unsentimentally clear that we are of less relevance to them if we are less important in Brussels, Berlin or Paris," he will say.

"Is America, Uncle Sam, going to help us out when we've cut ourselves off from our own European backyard?" he will say before adding "Of course not – we may share history and language, but the Americans have been unsentimentally clear that we are of less relevance to them if we are less important in Brussels, Berlin or Paris".

Because the focus of SDDV is on broadcasted data dissemination, these techniques are of less relevance to our solution.

A lack of difference between GPA and disease control in terms of ELS phenotype points to less relevance for autoimmune-specific processes.

Of even less relevance is what you personally think of any of the players, or their actions, in this tiresome episode.

That's designed to resonate with Scots, but is of rather less relevance to the rest of the UK's population, who will sense that, for the SNP, everything Brexit is entangled with what the Nats think will best advance the cause of independence.

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.