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Longtime foreign residents of Yangon point out that questions about Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi's relevance are not new.

Some have suggested that rigour and relevance are not separate concepts but are both aspects of research quality [30, 31].

For example, the factor analysis showed that rigour and relevance are not opposing aims in heritage science research.

However, the molecular mechanism and its pathophysiologic relevance are not yet completely understood [ 151].

Additionally, the composition of NADs in disease and their biological relevance are not well understood.

The two variables (prevalence and clinical relevance) are not necessarily correlated.

Our key point is that taxonomy's environmental relevance is not given: instead, taxonomic data have to be made relevant by taxonomists and their partners in specific collaborative and organizational arrangements.

There is theoretical, case-based and anecdotal evidence to suggest that 'the local' is relevant for planning process outcomes, but the nature and extent of this relevance is not so clear.

But Carrara's relevance is not relegated to its past glory.

With enemies like Mr Putin, its continued relevance is not in doubt.

But, as Mrs. Boscola's decision suggests, relevance is not such an easy sell, said Sandy Maisel, a political scientist at Colby College who studies why people do not run.