Sentence examples for relevant with both from inspiring English sources
The hardness, disintegration, and friability of the compacts were also evaluated for each formulation (Table 3) because tablet disintegration as well as drug dissolution is relevant, with both being closely related to the expected biopharmaceutical performance of the formulation.
Our findings are relevant with regard to both the experimental and clinical setting.
In summary, we have demonstrated that selective targeting and imaging of beta cells using an antibody-mediated approach is feasible in vivo, which is relevant with regard to both preclinical and clinical applications, despite current technological limitations.
At the first post-administration assessment (day 3), the physicians judged that both NLFs had improved by one grade or better on the NLF severity scale in all 80 subjects, consistent with a clinically relevant improvement with both fillers.
Standardised incidence of classical KS in 1998 2002 was calculated, together with relevant standard errors both at the province and health district (Local Health Unit) level, using the 2001 Italian census population as the standard.
An algorithm was constructed with those variables that correlated statistically significantly and clinically relevant with the presence of both osteoporosis and low BMD.
The present study contributes with valuable information relevant both to child and adolescent psychiatrists, adult psychiatrists and paediatricians.
We adopted a collaborative approach to research; this was because we set out to produce findings that would be relevant both to people with lived experience of personality disorders and to clinical teams working in and developing personality disorders services.
Some fruit snacks marketers view their licensed products as a means to remain relevant with consumers.
Could we do the same, when relevant, with theatre in our own country?
FRANK: Well, it begins in a very clear way, and this is, I guess, politically relevant, with Newt Gingrich.
