The phrase "all relevant for" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and would typically require additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "The documents are all relevant for the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "all pertinent to" or "all applicable to".
This literature suggests that both intra- and interpersonal factors are associated with adolescent smoking cessation and that factors like coping skills, self-efficacy, individual health relevance and social support are all relevant for cessation interventions.
No reviewer used a relevancy rating of 1 ("not at all relevant") for any item.
The other aspects included in the BVT are all relevant for landslides.
This can be important for reducing mass transport limitations, for modulating fibrinolysis and for growth factor binding, which are all relevant for tissue engineering.
Since Batson understands empathy primarily as an emotional phenomenon, it should also be kept in mind that the research discussed above is not at all relevant for deciding the question of whether or not sophisticated mindreading abilities are required for full blown moral agency.
But this simply reasserts a more careful version of our earlier question: (2′) Why should the way a particular thing is considered in relation to other particular things be at all relevant for whether it follows from God? And, since that difference will also generate a modal difference, we should also ask (3): Why should the way a thing is considered be relevant for its modal status?
As OLS regression Stage 2 is specified to show learning gains that requires inclusion of prior achievements (PISA 2009) and all relevant-for-learning outcome variables.
Initially, descriptive statistics were calculated for all relevant variables for men and women separately.
Mutein: enables the user to search for all relevant reactions for a defined mutein name.
First, are all the regulations relevant for all SDSs in terms of their impact on public health and safety?
