Sentence examples for relevance later from inspiring English sources

You retrieve and work out the relevance later.

Emphasis was given to formulation of a propellant-free foam, with sufficient foaming properties, physical and chemical stability, and low irritancy potential to maintain relevance for later translation into clinical practice.

Exhibiting a fine stoicism against critics who sneered at his strange passion for the extremely middle-of-the-road - criticisms echoed with varying degrees of snobbery and relevance years later over his choice of, for instance, home decor or party politics - he backed the likes of Stardust, Darts and Chris Rea, and, cannily enough, was soon commanding close to 10 per cent of Britain's pop market.

Total votes up and down for a post are counted and, soon, will be used to determine relevance in later searches.

Although no direct discussion of mental imagery is known in the surviving fragments of the works of the presocratic philosophers, presocratic views about visual perception may well be of relevance to later developments.

Dowling considers that "[w]ithin his own lifetime, Müller was discredited as a linguistic scientist" and has "little relevance" to later models of the study of language.

This altered orientation of Arg53 that results in the loss of an interaction with haem propionate maybe a chance factor or could have physiological relevance (discussed later).

A decreased ability of thymectomized patients to respond appropriately to new antigens may gain more relevance in later life.

One further study was identified as ongoing and this may be of relevance for later versions of the review.

This study addressed the hypothesis that recurring postprandial glycemic excursions during puberty are of specific relevance for later risk of type 2 diabetes.

Two findings of these early resting-state TMS neuroimaging studies are emphasized here, as they have particular relevance for later studies on cognition.