The indication of the lectin content shall only serve as an approximate orientation, and does not claim precision nor sole clinical relevance.
6. Relevance is relevant.
For the smaller companies (e.g. sole traders), a lack of relevance was the main reason; given that most of their impacts and hence savings would be small, a measurement system was inappropriate.
At Facebook, "relevance" is virtually the sole criterion that determines what users see.
In the opinion of the authors, it seems unlikely that the expectations of the parties was ever meant to function as the sole, or main, principle in deciding the relevance of statutory informational obligations in a given situation.
Although of relevance, VEGF is not the sole factor concurring to angiogenesis.
And performances by Ms. Oppens, who played works by Frederic Rzewski, Ellen Taaffe Zwilich and John Harbison, are always welcome, although it was hard to find their relevance to what Carnegie was now promoting as the concert's "sole focus".
With increasing concentrations, the relevance of competition for the characteristics of the concentration response relationship decreases, and the sole effect of the pesticide dominates.
The attack is of particular relevance to the UK because Britain has 13 MSC-certified fisheries, including Hastings Dover sole and South-west handline mackerel, more than any other country except the US, which has 25.
The present study shows that, when a gamble is about obtaining reward or not, behavioral relevance of the absence of an outcome is a stronger driver of electrocortical activity than the sole absence of the expected reward.
