Sentence examples for relevance of total from inspiring English sources

The concordance of GM volume reduction in the two analyses underlines the relevance of total WM lesion load in its development (color figure online).

The relevance of total native vegetation cover as a driver of ecological change in fragmented landscapes was initially suggested by simulation studies.

The results of our study dismiss the relevance of total carbohydrate intake for later insulin sensitivity and corroborate the rising awareness that carbohydrate quality is more important for risk of type 2 diabetes than carbohydrate quantity at least for healthy persons.

In the current study, we evaluated the clinical relevance of total and M30-positive CTCs in patients with mRCC during first-line Sunitinib treatment, obtaining new insight about the role and mechanism of CTCs in mRCC and in tumour evasion to antiangiogenic treatment.

A detailed derivation of the modified Stefan Maxwell equation is also provided, underscoring the relevance of the total pressure gradient term.

The relevance of large total pressure variations to reliable estimation of the effective transport parameters is emphasized in two experimental setups, particularly quasistationary permeation and classical Wicke Kallenbach cells.

We investigated the relevance of the total score, the subscale scores and each single item.

The equivalence observed allows to speculate on the relevance of the total dose of FU in the adjuvant treatment of this disease.

Finally, the number of CSCs in patients in which the tumor could be resected was not related to the prognosis (Table  2 and Figure  3), thus supporting the relevance of the total number of CSCs for overall survival.

From a practical point of view, the relevance of a total score in discriminating between some difficult-to-diagnose mood episodes (such as mixed episodes) and following up their evolution is important for clinicians and clinical practice.

Some remedies to overcome this fragmentation have been discussed, including direct budget support and a sector-wide approach (SWAp) (6, 24), but up to now seemingly these concepts did not gain larger relevance: only 6.4% of total ODA went to direct budget support and 7.7% of health ODA to sector programmes (23).