Sentence examples for relevant to try from inspiring English sources

It would be also very relevant to try and reverse the immunoparalysis (Leentjens et al, 2012).

But it could have been relevant to try to balance the older patients' classes with a different sampling method.

15 16 It is, therefore, empirically relevant to try to understand this immigrant group's smoking knowledge, behaviours, and habits and develop culturally appropriate educational and counselling services to improve tobacco prevention attempts and promote cessation.

In combination with the under-recognition of severe MUPS, it is relevant to try to achieve more diagnostic accuracy, and this is an important starting point for solving this problem in the field of occupational health.

It is relevant to try to point out the real weight of ancillary mechanisms, for example the anti-inflammatory effects exerted by RAS-active drugs, in preventing macrovascular complications in type 2 diabetes.

Finally, as one of our analyzed pathways involves the well-known signal molecule AcP, which plays a critical role in regulation of chemotaxis, pathogenesis, biofilm formation etc. [ 43] and protein acetylation [ 65], it seems relevant to try and detect a relationship between signal transduction pathways and metabolic alterations associated with acetate overflow.

Although we've been talking about motivating ourselves, the same principles are relevant to trying to motivate others.

We are working with the relevant authorities to try to ensure the safety of those concerned".

You can start a business here from your kitchen bench and turn over a million quid – what other place in the world can you do that?" The final saw previous candidates from the series invited back to help Wright and Miller in their pitches to the relevant industries to try to sell their business plans.

Bhat said that this approach makes sense for one-off events — for example, if a company is trying to create buzz about the launch of a new product, it can invite relevant influencers to try the product out and post images and commentary.

Concerns aside, that this process is happening is a good thing – the replications are open access, post-publication peer review is open to all, and the co-editors of the special issue have published all of the relevant email correspondence to try and shed light on the situation.