Sentence examples for relevant to some extent from inspiring English sources

Although all these explanations may be relevant to some extent, the relatively low concordance between results of multiple studies involving TLR7 (see Additional file 1: Table S10) tends to support the view that there is, indeed, only weak positive selection acting on TLR7.

Although some fundamental investigations have been carried out to probe the effect of mechanical stimulation on articular chondrocyte physiology [ 1, 5– 11], the relevant studies are, to some extent, not comprehensive.

"The stock market is relevant to the extent that fluctuations in stock prices affect the inflation forecast".

Information is relevant to the extent that it can potentially alter a decision.

Borehole stability criteria relevant to the extent of yielded zone and maximum displacement around the borehole were introduced into stability analysis.

Similarly, the comparison of the problem at hand with another situation may help clarify one's thinking, but one's judgement on the other case is only relevant to the extent that it is correct.

"Bannon is only relevant to the extent he makes money flow, to causes and candidates".

And a person's membership in a racist organization then becomes relevant to the extent of his or her [racist] beliefs [and thus the discipline meted out].

And the press will be more relevant to the extent it is substantively adversarial toward the executive branch (and of course to the other branches).

"Feelings about revenge, defined broadly, are also likely to be relevant to the extent that people support often endless cycles of retribution that may emerge in the context of conflicts between nations or even families".

The importance of this cannot be overstated: Her work only remains relevant to the extent that she lets us see her in the text.