Thus, loss of this cell cycle control factor is seen in a clinically relevant proportion of bladder tumours adding to its relevance as a predictive factor for radiosensitivity.
Calin and Croce described that, in addition to its relevance as a prognostic marker, the miRNA signature may be relevant to the pathogenesis of CLL [30].
Mr. Wan said he injected a dose of social relevance as a way of protecting himself.
If you try political relevance as a creative yardstick, dance looks diminutive.
The album, his first in a decade, asserts Mr. Bowie's continued relevance as a musician and songwriter.
It does, however, rescue Richard II from medieval pageantry and reveal its modern relevance as a study of the way revolution often begets tyranny.
For anyone who's ever wondered about the source of Philip Roth's uncanny relevance as a novelist, clues abound in "Shop Talk".
By Ian Crouch July 16, 2014 The last time that "Weird Al" Yankovic seemed to enjoy cultural relevance as a parody artist may simply have been the last time that you were twelve years old.
But what if the potential G-2 folks in Washington and Beijing were evaluating Europe's relevance as a possible co-equal, using midsummer last year as a starting point for reference?
English, Chen told the newspaper, is the key to making himself understood, to maintaining relevance as a Chinese activist abroad and to learning lessons from the US legal system that could be applied to China.
This much-maligned song, with its jumbled litany of historical touchstones, may have finally graduated to relevance as a kind of unwitting comment on Google-age information overload, even if it has faded as a baby-boomer exoneration.
