Sentence examples for relevant either to from inspiring English sources

However, none of these issues is really relevant either to the thriller in Florida or to a possible split between the popular vote and the electoral college.

What was damaged by all this was the ability of the defense lawyers, in doing their own investigations and analyses, to follow up on any leads the documents may contain and to discover something that might have been relevant either to conviction or more enlightened sentencing.

As such, it is not directly relevant either to genetic variations or developmental processes during the formation of the tooth.

The growth rate of the normal thyroid declines with age, and it is possible that there are age-related changes in the ability of some of the relevant oncogenes either to lead to tumours or to affect tumour growth rate.

The most straightforward candidate sites to test are the type-II sites and those subject to positive selection, where it is possible to change the relevant residue either to the amino acid present in the other group (for type-II sites) or the ancestral amino acid (for positively selected sites).

And women's scores on the FSFI weren't relevant, either, leading Thomas to conclude that the questionnaire may be too narrowly focused on vaginal penile-intercourse.

The envisaged phytosanitary applications of the BP100 series of peptides makes its expression in plant systems relevant, either as potent tools to confer plant phenotypes resistance to bacterial and/or fungal pathogen species, or as biofactories of plant protection products.

We identified 71 relevant articles relating either to IBD-specific questionnaires (23 instruments for adults including variants or short forms; 4 for paediatrics were excluded) or to the validation of existing generic PROMS in patients with IBD (3 instruments).

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Each of the seven abstracts not selected for review was not relevant either because the study did not specifically pertain to the juvenile subtype of MLD or because the research outcomes did not involve observable neurological functioning.

(Gender was not relevant, either: a progressive woman, she had previously wed a gay man in order to resist her family's demand that she return to St Petersburg).