Sentence examples for perhaps relevant to note from inspiring English sources

It is perhaps relevant to note that these questions only required students to mark the clades; they did not also have to provide a written explanation for their responses as was required for the evolutionary relatedness questions.

It is perhaps relevant to note that, if started early in life, metformin treatment decreased the risk of death compared to the control group whereas similar treatment with metformin at older ages did not affect the relative risk of death in SHR female mice.

But if it's going to be used to smear her character, perhaps it's relevant to note that so has Donald Trump?

It may or may not be relevant to note that neither artist has children.

It is surely relevant to note that Bellow's English is a close and direct translation of Singer's Yiddish.

This is perhaps relevant to national politics.

It is perhaps interesting to note that the two observations are not inconsistent.

However, it is perhaps most interesting to note the high overall similarity between populations.

It is perhaps trite, but nevertheless important, to note that not all farmers or farms are the same.

Also significant, and perhaps more relevant to some potential bidders, is the car's undisputed provenance.

Lesbian bars are a remnant of a sapphic subculture perhaps more relevant to Weimar Berlin than modern-day London.