For example, a study of patients in an intensive care unit in Taiwan found that only 9% of NTM isolates were clinically relevant (28 ); however, in a study of HIV-infected patients in Thailand, relevance rose to 76% (30 ).
They saw that only in this way would a constellation of innovative healthtech apps be efficiently created — while they themselves can immediately generate revenue, achieve scalable commercial relevance and rise with the rising tide of the underlying crops of app-layer companies.
It is strongly associated with aging and its medical relevance is rising in the Western population given the increasing proportion of older people.
Embedded systems (electronic systems with a dedicated purpose that are part of larger devices) are increasing their relevance with the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT).
The Wall Street Journal says "computer programming continues to gain allure and relevance amid the rise of mainstream tech companies like Google Inc. and Facebook Inc. and almost every industry going digital".
A 15-member task force of students, faculty members and coaches picked the mythological bird for its graphic viability, class and relevance (Elon, too, rose from the ashes after the devastating fire in 1923).
In short, all these developments point towards the rising relevance of renewables especially solar power.
In our population, the clinical relevance of incidental rises in postoperative troponin is uncertain as is the data regarding ejection fraction.
In particular, the significant increase in proportion of ill travelers returning with enteric fever or dengue or seeking rabies PEP suggests that these conditions might have rising relevance for clinicians caring for ill returned travelers.
Observational evidence suggests that dietary glycemic index (GI) and glycemic load (GL) are related to risk of type 2 diabetes (3, 4), yet it remains to be determined whether the relevance of postprandial rises in glucose and insulin extends to puberty a period characterized by a physiological insulin resistance (5).
