Sentence examples for relevance largely from inspiring English sources

Vaccines for drugs of abuse have yet to achieve full clinical relevance, largely due to poor/inconsistent immune responses in patients.

Although concentrations of other kynurenine metabolites and of Trp were also determined, these are not reported here, as their relevance largely falls outside the scope of the present paper.

This report was then presented to target audiences on the basis of need and relevance, largely involving individuals or groups most likely to redress problems, such as the regional medical director, hospital director and hospital clinical manager.

Although proteomic studies have identified a large number of urinary proteins [ 1- 4] their functional relevance remains largely unknown.

Since genomic regions harboring repetitive elements, including HERV, are for methodological reasons usually excluded from array-based large-scale expression studies, their potential transcriptional activities and biological relevance remain largely uncharacterized, despite the numerous observations of their differential expression in human diseases [ 12- 18].

Its relevance relies largely on its accuracy, and so it has no interest in reporting falsehoods or ginning up false panic.

But the fact that a group whose current relevance stems largely from its willingness to engage has decided to distance itself from formal negotiations underscored the fragility of the peace effort in Afghanistan.

In the era of long-term inhaled antibiotics and increasing CF patient survival, new "emerging" pathogens are detected in CF airways, yet their pathophysiological disease relevance remains largely controversial and incompletely defined.

The main outcome of this broad analysis supported by our own experience in a senescent non-human primate model was twofold: Firstly, inappropriate animal models, which addressed scientific questions that missed the point of clinical relevance, were largely used.

Although almost 73% of the new trials cited the Picard review, their characteristics and clinical relevance were largely similar to those that did not.

In a RNA-seq-based study, it was suggested that >90% of expressed genes can be alternatively spliced during P. syringae infection in Arabidopsis [ 59], although its functional relevance remains largely unclear.