Sentence examples for a relevant taste from inspiring English sources

Of course, not everything you describe will have a relevant taste or smell; if it does, though, it can help to include it.

This last result is consistent with the main literature which explains ethnic hierarchy as an indicator of a relevant amount of taste-based discrimination (Zschirnt and Ruedin 2016).

Even if the most discriminated ethnicities depend on the country analyzed and, consequently, on cultural reasons, results show a clear ethnic hierarchy, which is robust to differences in skill levels and suggests, in this way, a relevant amount of taste-based discrimination (Zschirnt and Ruedin 2016).

Further measurements at the different steps of drinking water treatment allow the assessment of the removal efficiencies for the algae themselves, their toxins as well as algae-released drinking-water-relevant taste & odour (T and O) compounds/precursors. New measuring tools are developed in order to assess the integrity status of algae cells and thus the risk of toxin release.

Here's a relevant talk:.

(Here's a relevant paper).

It is a relevant factor".

It was a relevant choice.

A relevant article.

Indie still a relevant genre.

Use a relevant font.