Sentence examples for relevance next to from inspiring English sources

Of relevance, next to HBsAg and HBV also HBeAg showed immune regulatory effects on pDC.

"Has the rhetoric of victimhood not played itself out in the wrong direction?" she writes, arguing that to retain its relevance to the next generation of women, feminism must acknowledge the real legal and social progress that has already been achieved.

How long does it take a group of footballers to change the tyres on a Mercedes Formula 1 car - and what is its relevance to the next generation of British coaches and managers?

It has no relevance to your next salary, since the new position will be with a different company in a new set of circumstances.

He has become, at most, a makeweight amid a cast of hundreds, a second-string Smash Bros. combatant, a nostalgia hangover of no relevance to the next generation of gamers.

In order to further assess human disease relevance, we next evaluated the extent to which KIGS motifs are acetylated or phosphorylated in cortical tissue from AD patients compared to control subjects.

I want to bring relevance to that.

TiO2/reduced graphene oxide (TiO2/RGO) or TiO2/graphene (TiO2/GR) has shown its prospects or relevance to be considered as the next generation photocatalyst for hydrogen production by its reported values in terms of producing hydrogen gas.

The paper has also shown the potential relevance of next-generation bibliometric tools, able to process huge amount of data (technical texts) and based on semantic as well as functional inputs.

Its relevance continues to elude me".

Relevance serves to explicate unpredictability.