Occupational injuries are a relevant research and practical issue.
Advances in synthetic biology are a relevant illustration of these promises and challenges.
Ornamental trees in urban environment are a relevant cause of illness due to allergenic pollen airborne dispersed.
The three types of information are a relevant resource for decision-makers in the production and financing of health services.
Our strategic partner, AOL (home of the Huffington Post Media Group), has a display-ad business model, so in AOL's case, pageviews are a relevant metric.
The 1985 FA Cup semi-finals are a relevant example of this: over five hours of sporting drama that played out in front of thousands of passionate fans in neutral venues that were reasonably near to the clubs taking part.
"If the parent pays the deposit, they should also be sent the "prescribed information" as they are a "relevant person" for the purposes of the Housing Act 2004," Peaker says.
Constructed Technosols are a relevant experimental model which supplies reliable data on soil evolution, data which are required for the development of pedogenic models.
Mathematical models representing the process of photosynthesis in bioreactors are a relevant matter from the point of view of basic engineering science, and of great importance for bioprocess industry.
Indeed, as opposed to tumor-targeted therapies, it is now clear that immune-targeted therapies designed to enhance the antitumor immune response are a relevant strategy to obtain long-term tumor responses.
If the ACF wins, and the mine's approval is overturned, it would be the first time courts have ruled that the emissions released when coal from a development is burned are a relevant impact under the key piece of federal environmental legislation – the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act.
