The phrase "as relevant with" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to express a relationship of relevance between two subjects.
Example: "The findings of this study are as relevant with the current trends in technology as they are with historical data."
Alternatives: "as relevant to" or "as pertinent to".
Item level CVI (ICVI) refers to the percentage of experts who have rated the particular item as relevant with a score of 3 or more.
Based on network leadership theory, three innovation network leadership routines were identified as relevant with our CCG study: managing knowledge flows, managing network coherence and managing network stability.
The costs of items were also regarded as relevant, with students finding internet access, download costs and text books too expensive.
Students may be failing to register cancer patients as such, failing to see their medical school experiences with cancer patients as relevant with consequent detriment to their learning, or being kept away from patients with cancer without realising it.
Content validity was insured by initially generating twenty-six items from interviews with nursing staff from inpatient Alzheimer units and then retaining eighteen items rated by independent nurses holding advanced nursing degrees as relevant with an operational definition of discomfort (the number of items was later reduced to nine).
Systemic LPS effects are very robust and short-lived; therefore, this model is not as relevant as CLP with respect to human sepsis.
Differences in OS were analysed with the log-rank test and were estimated as relevant different with a P-value of <0.05.
These issues remain as relevant today, with Varoufakis out of government, as they were when he was tirelessly advocating them during visits to European capitals and in tense late-night negotiations in Brussels.
In this vein, head-to-head comparisons between the considered interventions, as well as relevant comparisons with older interventions might be discarded, and so the full evidence-base is not utilized in the CEA.
Like Selma, it's hard not to see Timbuktu as particularly relevant with regard to the current climate and the film has struck a particular nerve in France in the wake of the recent terror attacks on the Paris offices of magazine Charlie Hebdo.
From 3589 citations, 321 articles were identified as potentially relevant, with 82 meeting all of the inclusion criteria.
