Sentence examples for concern for relevance from inspiring English sources

One of the early motivating examples comes from a concern for relevance.

For provider sharing, reticence was higher for all topics compared to contagious illness (ORs 6.3 to 1.5, all p-values < .05), and reflected concern for relevance (52%), disclosure to insurance (47.6%) and/or family (20.5%).

Reviewing is important, and public intellectuals are (probably) a good thing, but it is vital that there be specialized literary scholarship and criticism addressing works past and present, and that they not be driven by concerns for relevance.

The perceived value of the PCHR in these areas is offset by concerns for clinical relevance, trust, discrimination and unauthorized disclosure of data.

Due to the fact that serial sections were not analyzed a statement concerning the relevance for lymphangiosis and haemangiosis carcinomatosa cannot be made.

In view of the generic nature of puberty and transitional care issues [ 9], the results concerning needs and experienced deficits as far as these central topics are concerned—have relevance for young patients with other childhood onset chronic illnesses.

The 648 items covered 805 issues potentially relevant to shoulder patients, as several items included two or more issues (e.g., "I have difficulty opening, holding, pushing, or pressing [e.g., triggers, levers, heavy doors]". All issues were assessed by three raters (two orthopedic surgeons, one psychologist) concerning their relevance for the assessment of the forgotten joint concept.

All abstracts and titles were initially screened for relevance, i.e. whether it concerned an intervention study of female breast cancer survivors, and measured return to work.

They are pleading for relevance.

Or was he scrambling for relevance?

The S.E.C. is desperately struggling for relevance.