The phrase "act as relevant" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey that something should be considered pertinent or applicable in a given context.
Example: "In this discussion, we need to ensure that all points act as relevant to our main argument."
Alternatives: "be pertinent" or "be applicable".
However, IgE autoantibodies directed against other autoantigens may exist and act as relevant mast cell activators in those patients shown to express low levels of or no IgE-anti-TPO [27].
Likewise, recent reports have shown that α(1,6 fucosylation of different adhesion molecules, such as adhesins or integrins, modify their functional activity, and could probably act as relevant factors for the acquisition of the migratory phenotype by the epithelial tumour cells [ 6, 10, 11].
The miRNAs validated by RT-PCR in our cohort of patients (miR146a-5p, miR-16-5p, miR-125b-5pmiR-125b-5p, miR223-3p; miR126-3p) have been previously reported to act as relevant regulators of immune cells development, playing crucial roles in the inflammatory response, and acting as key players in the pathogenesis of various chronic and autoimmune disorders, including RA itself [ 24].
Even so, the main principles of the act are as relevant today as they were in 1944, though, in all probability, their realisation has become more challenging.
Blake remains as relevant as ever.
They're as relevant as ever".
Act as quickly as possible.
It means the Italian is not permitted to act as a "relevant person" at the Championship club until 3 May – the day after United's season finishes – having initially been disqualified until 10 April by the League, who ruled in December that Cellino had fallen foul of its owners' and directors' test after failing to pay import duty on a yacht in Sardinia.
According to the Works Constitution Act as the relevant law, works councils can be set up in private sector establishments with at least five permanent employees.
Our data did not show correlations between the variables analyzed and return to the same job tasks; we think that the complexity of job types may act as a relevant confounding factor.
