The phrase "as relevant since" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or a condition, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The information provided is not as relevant since the new data was released last week."
Alternatives: "as pertinent since" or "as applicable since".
From a policy-oriented perspective, we view this analysis as relevant since non-negligible differences in real interest rates could arise within the country did regional inflation rates differ from each other, due for instance to distinct cyclical positions across these regions' economies, thereby perpetuating diverging economic performances at regional level.
As regards the knowledge integration stressed by managers, they considered the coordinated inclusion of the expertise of all professional groups as relevant since knowledge integration contributes to the development of interdisciplinary treatment planning and execution.
A final adjustment to multiple pair-wise tests - Holm-Bonferroni method, family-wise error rate, false discovery rate - was not considered as relevant since the list of genes had been previously reduced to a much smaller one, corresponding to the studied network.
The latter was seen as relevant since sleep complaints may indicate the presence of depression (13), and symptoms of depression have been linked with the prevalence and the incidence of type 2 diabetes (14, 15), and with IR in populations without type 2 diabetes (16).
Although the English language has changed since Dickens' time, the essence of his storytelling remains as relevant as it was in the 19th Century.
Blake remains as relevant as ever.
They're as relevant as ever".
About as relevant as anyone else's, surely?
In that sense, his opera is as relevant as ever.
Four decades on, this observation is as relevant as ever.
Here desire as well as belief is relevant, since successful rational action is action that satisfies one's desires.
