Sentence examples for of slight relevance from inspiring English sources
3.8 % were classified as severe interactions, 36.3 % were severe or considerable interactions, 37.9 % of the discovered interactions were classified as only significant in some rare cases and 16.4 % were of slight relevance.
The admission history here analysed (COPD or RF as principal or secondary diagnosis at the second and third admission), characterised by a high incidence of non-acute COPD shown in prime diagnosis at the start of the "follow-up", allows us to hypothesise on the non significance or slight relevance of the Charlson index on the probability or readmission.
The exact diagnosis of his illness is of little relevance.
In 1979, it was made into an ill-judged film by Milos Forman, something Time Out reasoned was 'a smug, banal fairytale with a message' that was neither old enough to have acquired the dignity of a period piece, nor young enough to have the slightest relevance.
But if he did, it's in the past and hasn't the slightest relevance to today.
Any uncertainties, such as slight differences of unknown relevance to clinical performance, should be addressed via comparative clinical data.
The slightest of slights, and then: violence.
The comparison, of course, is of only limited relevance.
Thus, although only a few cases of overt hypothyroidism (probably induced by locoregional radiotherapy) after breast cancer therapy were reported [ 15– 17], even a slight decrease of THs in breast cancer patients treated with chemotherapy [ 18] could be of clinical relevance.
But interpretations of educational relevance can vary.
