Sentence examples for a relevant link from inspiring English sources

"Several times after questions, I wanted to 'whisper' to someone across the room or send a relevant link".

The progress theme, Mr. Goldberg said, "came out of trying to find a relevant link between what Verizon is about and what they want to be and what people care about".

In this article, we developed a relevant link between R&D investment and its final outcome, social welfare gain.

First, the website navigational structures need to be traversed on a webpage each time a screen reader user wishes to locate a relevant link.

We find that personality traits have a relevant link with the probability of being out of education or employment between the ages of 18 and 21.

[Here's a relevant link to a Columbia Journalism Review piece that I forgot to send to Goodman.] If you charted my coverage – my public face – through the time, you'd have seen my piece criticizing campaigners and some media for "yelling fire" when it comes to greenhouse science.

The results obtained in this study, which had a fairly large sample size, did not find a clinically relevant link between Modic changes, even type I, and the outcomes after therapeutic lumbar facet injections for any of the data collection time points.

Additional studies in critically ill patients are needed to determine whether there is a clinically relevant link between infection, septicemia, and iron availability.

These findings clearly establish a clinically relevant link between BAFF and MM and have prompted multiple authors to suggest BAFF as a possible biomarker for tumor burden, disease progression and prognosis and as a potential target for therapy.

In this context, our finding of autoantibodies that cross-react with CL and MCL could provide a pathologically relevant link between the metabolic cycle and membrane traffic of CL and apoptosis.

The FSO articulates the joint target of a food chain, including all relevant links in that chain, and is common to all other food chains relevant to a pathogen/commodity combination.