"considered as relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that something is thought to be significant or important when compared to other things. For example: "This particular study is considered as relevant to our discussion due to its focus on the social and economic implications of the policy."
Thus, there was no "weighting" of arteries (for example: changes of fibular arteries were considered as relevant as those of carotid arteries).
It has to be noted that thermal energy at 120 K is 10 meV; thus, any features visible below that energy should not be considered as relevant.
It might be too much to hope that it won't be considered as relevant when he next plays for LA, but this was a small and significant step towards just such a moment.
The structural data entry of body parameters is considered as relevant due to gaps in this area, as confirmed by several standardization authorities.
Despite the huge amount of theoretical propositions of learner characteristics considered as relevant for learner models, practical payoffs are rather sparse.
Only a closer collaboration between modelers and end users, and more efforts to integrate modeling into urban planning, will make LUTIs considered as relevant approaches.
In a screening experiment, eight factors considered as relevant for the welfare of pikeperch were compared in two modalities using a fractional multifactorial design (28−4).
Somewhat surprisingly, although aldosterone is also released in response to hypothalamic pituitary adrenal (HPA) axis activation, it has not been considered as relevant for this relationship.
Due to these influential impacts, soil ecologists consider these soil macro-invertebrates as 'soil engineers' and their diversity and abundance are nowadays considered as relevant bioindicators of soil quality by many scientists and policy makers.
77.3% of adjustments were considered as relevant.
The omitted scenario specifics were just not considered as relevant for Norwegian conditions.
