The phrase "are relevant in different" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct.
It can be used when discussing how certain elements or factors apply in various situations or contexts.
Example: "The findings of this study are relevant in different fields, such as education, healthcare, and technology."
Alternatives: "are applicable in various" or "hold significance in different".
The idea is that different ways of identifying Hong Oak Yun are relevant in different contexts; accordingly, different propositions count as answers (or as correct answers) to (46) in different contexts.
Linking both approaches allows the analysis of SAR data on different levels of detail and helps to address questions that are relevant in different stages of a medicinal chemistry research project.
Since the roller coaster scenarios were non-interactive and arousing, while our experimental scenarios were interactive and non-arousing, we demonstrate that the core regions associated with SP are relevant in different virtual environments.
These four constructs together refer to the motivational processes needed to effectively implement an intention in a self-regulated manner, and are relevant in different sub-phases in goal setting and striving [ 12].
"All the stuff I had to do was relevant in different ways," he said.
When I look through his archive, I can't help but feel he has been relevant in different guises in every decade of his career.
This is relevant in different research and software development projects that involve a lot of users and developers.
The present analysis suggests that gradient effects on local flame properties may differ significantly from general stratification effects in which different ranges of mixture strengths are present, and separating these aspects of partially premixed combustion is critical to the proper interpretation of data, where both may be relevant in different applications.
On this view, there are several different "external values"; different values would be relevant in different cases; different desert claims would be justifiable by appeal to different external values.
She argues that values are not all of one type and consequently, when relevant (and they may not always be relevant, according to Solomon) they may be relevant in different ways, playing different roles in knowledge production.
Redundancy is a major characteristic of tumours, and different angiogenesis markers may be relevant in different phases of development.
