Sentence examples for relevance only in from inspiring English sources

There are few absolutes; everything has meaning and relevance only in relation to everything else.

This supports the theory that autoallergy is of pathological relevance only in a subpopulation of csU patients.

An example is Rickettsia helvetica, which was originally isolated in 1979 from Ixodes ricinus but was shown to have pathologic relevance only in 1999, when it was associated with fatal perimyocarditis in two Swedish men (3).

This is probably due to the fact that an increase in arterial oxygenation by pharmacological enhancement of HPV would be of clinical relevance only in situations of life-threatening hypoxemia.

With a very stable protein (13 hours) the negative regulator is always less noisy for realistic values of k d ; however, this parameter is difficult to interpret for exponentially growing cells in which protein turn-over would be limited by the dilution rate and so is likely to be of relevance only in stationary phase.

Topical relevance only occurs in the Verticalizing third phase.

In spite of their relevance only few sites in the Western and Central European Plain have become known, thus providing an inhomogeneous basis for further hypotheses.

For example, in Hong Kong M. gordonae was found in 19% of pulmonary isolates regardless of clinical relevance but in only 4% of cases of pulmonary NTM infection.

Despite its epidemiological relevance, only few professionals are specialised in the management of lymphatic diseases [8 10].

"Emasculating the ISI had relevance only to personal gain, having nothing to do with national interest", Mr. Sehgal wrote in the article.

The study's findings have relevance in Georgia, while the study's methodology has relevance not only in Georgia, but also in other former Soviet Republics that are facing the same tobacco-related public health threat that Georgia faces.