For example, phosphorylation-site information was sometimes based on in vivo experiments, which are likely to be biologically relevant, and sometimes on in vitro experiments, whose relevance is less clear.
It circles round itself, and it dwells achingly long on incidents whose relevance is mystifying.
Both authors have investments in antiquarian bodies of knowledge whose relevance to their own times they overestimate.
This political and cultural analysis encapsulates in an elegant 90 pages Morrison's thinking, whose relevance reaches far beyond literary criticism.
A theorem that doesn't apply to these situations is a theorem whose relevance to biology is unclear.
When was the last time the Met put on a production whose relevance to current events was disturbingly acute?
Critically, genomewide association studies have also highlighted pathways whose relevance to a particular disease or trait was previously unsuspected.
It was a depressing outcome for such a commission to end up propping up an idea whose relevance has faded.
Fire activity is controlled by a number of biophysical factors, including climate, whose relevance varies across regions and landscapes.
The price also includes a checked bag (whose relevance to a business traveller is unclear) and priority boarding.
He ran on issues like the elimination of the Vice-Presidency and the direct popular election of the President, reforms whose relevance was decidedly obscure.
