The phrase "poorly relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to something that is not adequately related to something else, as in the following example sentence: The witness's testimony was poorly relevant to the case at hand.
Figure 6 shows the results of each relevance measure for the scenarios 1 and 2. In particular, the relevance measures, shown in Figures 6A,B for the PCG database (scenario 1), demonstrate that a large span of the time frequency range is poorly relevant.
These variables may seem poorly relevant when considered individually, e.g. "type of educational establishment" and "delay of diagnosis" strongly contributed to the stable 4-cluster solution.
Animal models are poorly relevant for SSc human pathogenesis, but these are first clues of IL-17 involvement.
Furthermore, and perhaps even more important, in vitro data on other cell lines are very poorly relevant to the situation in vivo.
Furthermore geraniol and Tipifarnib maintain the same efficacy at different temperatures compared to LPS treatment: albeit not statistically significant, the effect of Tipifarnib seemed to be poorly relevant compared to geraniol.
4) Figure 4: The cell lines obtained and used by the authors ("FRC like OVAneg" and "LEC like OVApos") represent a quite artificial system and are poorly relevant in the context of the paper (most experiments were performed in vivo).
Our analysis of the relationship between PRO compliance rates with protocol and reporting scores should be interpreted with caution, as this analysis was limited by the small number of trials adequately reporting PRO compliance; however this limitation independently represents an important finding (that compliance is poorly reported) relevant to our aims.
Exclusion criteria were: history of current otitis externa or other pathological condition of the ear, history of a poorly controlled relevant medical condition, currently taking anti-depressant or anti-psychotic medication, history of allergy to adhesive dressing, belief of pregnancy, or already participating in a research project.
The biochemical events regulating dimorphic transition in P. brasiliensis are yet poorly defined, although relevant molecular-level information on this process has been partially described in the transcriptome analyses of two different P. brasiliensis isolates [ 28- 30].
Such information can be used to design strategies for enhancing the antibody response of horses against poorly immunogenic, toxicologically-relevant venom components in order to further improve the efficacy of this antivenom.
Indeed the simple use of an extended set of operators proved to be sufficient to construct robust gene networks and assign poorly characterized genes to relevant biological pathways.
