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.
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.
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.
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.
Animal models are poorly relevant for SSc human pathogenesis, but these are first clues of IL-17 involvement.
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).
Regions with different management regimes may respond to additional nitrogen in different ways [28] [30] and the effects of low levels of nitrogen addition, which are most relevant to herders, remain poorly understood at heavily grazed sites in Inner Mongolian grassland.
Thus, inhibition of VEGF VEGFR signalling in the heart may become relevant to patients with poorly controlled hypertension.
There is a complex interplay between cognitive decline (particularly in the context of 'small vessel disease'), mood disorder and systemic vascular disease that is poorly understood but likely to be relevant to HF. Mood disorders are particularly important to detect as they can respond to intervention, making mood disorder in HF a potentially treatable form of cognitive decline.
This paper describes and explains the important internal barriers (as well as external barriers) to accessing services by these patients which are poorly described elsewhere yet are highly relevant to the demand side of the supply/need/demand landscape of rural community based services.
