Sentence examples for be relevant to keep from inspiring English sources

It will thus be relevant to keep this point in mind when interrogating existing knock-out or knock-down models for the CCR4-NOT complex.

Thus, it appears to be relevant to keep students interested over several lessons and to give them enough time to reflect on subject matter.

For a proper interpretation of these effects it is relevant to keep in mind the range of the (in dependent variables.

And I certainly think it would be relevant to know just what factors kept you from those specific campuses at that time.

Just stick to what is needed to say and give your opinion only if somebody explicitly ask for it or you know it is relevant to speak up, otherwise keep your mouth shut.

The presence of SHPs might have influenced the manner in which PADs delivered the lectures, but it is relevant to point out the SHPs kept a low profile and they intervened twice only and both interventions took place in course 1 only.

"They are desperate to stay relevant, to keep up their false image of being a valid women's health provider," said Elizabeth Graham, director of Texas Right to Life.

For instance, even under fully quantifiable risks with statistical uncertainties as most pronounced, remaining ignorance may give rise to a 'surprise scenario' that is relevant enough to keep in mind.

"It's easy to have the impulse of, 'I've got to strike, I've got to be relevant, I've got to keep this thing alive,' " he said.

We propose that this may be relevant for singly kept horses that also have the experience of being stabled in boxes at night.

The counterinsurgency lessons that Bill Lair tried to impart to us young spies are relevant today: Keep your footprint small.