Sentence examples for be very relevant if from inspiring English sources
The economic implications of ANA-reflex testing would be very relevant if its application lead to a reduction of second-level tests, e.g., antibodies to intracellular-specific antigens (so-called ENA) and anti-dsDNA.
The value of a single bit of data (e.g., a Yes/No answer to a specific question such as a past appendectomy) can be very relevant in a decision-making context if it reduces the overall uncertainty of knowledge.
This advantage is very relevant if, for example, the testers communicate through the Internet.
Hence it derives that the determination of the future CO2 emissions is very relevant if related to the concept of sustainability and its three dimensions.
I just feel that your very important issue is very short on important background information that is very relevant, if you want your readers to understand how Latino voters feel about the way that Republicans feel about Latinos.
Still, "if you want to understand the breakdown of the nation-state in Afghanistan," he said, if you want to understand how the Taliban took hold and the terrorists seeped in, this archive is "very relevant in an immediate way".
Moreover, in natural conditions, exchange of metabolites between yeast cells may not be very relevant, since if it were, one would expect that feral yeast colonies or communities would contain a very high rate of (different) auxotrophs?
If this intervention proves to be cost-effective, implementation will be very relevant for individual patients as well as for society.
LARRY PINE If the election had gone the other way, this play would still be very relevant.
