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Postulating that the density of LN was a more relevant marker than their mere presence/absence, we used a quantitative Lewy pathology score.

Conversely, while ADRB functional IgG activity was highly correlated with clinical outcome here (especially for Dielmo and for the youngest children in Ndiop), anti-merozoite IgG levels (ELISA) were not when age was also considered, showing that ADRB functionality was a more relevant predictor of clinical outcome.

Combining all age groups, inflammation was a more relevant predictor than gender (Figs. 3a,b).

In G12 the correlated selection response on H measured at 36, 39 and 42 weeks of age (2.59) was a more relevant value.

Regarding alcohol drinking, we found that the intensity (i.e. the average daily alcohol intake in grams of pure ethanol) was a more relevant predictor of risk than the duration of the habit.

The result is a more relevant read, and one that can be recommended to Mustang lovers.

But here's a more relevant question: on what basis do the police make such decisions on identifying suspects?

But underneath the economic cyclicality argument is the credit story, and I think that is a more relevant driver.

No doubt this assessment will make the older son furious, but Hog & Hominy is a more relevant and original restaurant.

Because households will need to save much more and growth may be sluggish for several years, Japan may be a more relevant precedent.

("Better than 'Thor' or 'X-Men: First Class' " may be a more relevant judgment at this moment in the history of air-conditioning).