Sentence examples for deserved relevance from inspiring English sources

In 2016, when armies of bedroom producers are releasing swarms of music and readily categorizing it as deep house day in and day out, perhaps On the Raw Again has never deserved relevance more than it does now—hell, it just might be the wake up call that the genre needs.

Nevertheless, the latest progresses on understanding how immune system works and the data recovered from vaccination studies have conferred to the vaccine formulation its deserved relevance.

Customers in the digital space want and deserve relevance in the messages they receive — and companies such as Acxiom that work to further refine data are helping to provide consumers with ever-more-precisely customized communications.

So I think we are getting the credit that the company deserves for the relevance that we have in the industry.

When comparing recalled paternal and maternal rearing behavior, a number of significant differences were found, whose relevance deserves a closer look due to the small numerical mean differences.

Censoring data to prove or disprove a given hypothesis and torturing data to generate fashionable (statistical) associations of potential biological relevance (deserving further studies and then further funding), can easily be generated from datasets in the absence of a priori declared hypotheses or when a study protocol fails to identify primary and ancillary hypotheses.

Although the large feedback on the representativeness of exposure conditions and the relevance of monitored parameters, the effect of specimen configuration still deserved to be studied.

Although there was no evidence for their relevance with CHD, the increased allele frequency of these genes deserved further discussion.

Ms Chamberlain has written a fine monument to a generation of thinkers who addressed questions of contemporary relevance and deserve to be better known.

The high prevalence of bipolar disorders with clustering of cases on one island may represent an environmental or genetic factor of etiologic relevance that deserves further exploration.

Indeed, the weak likelihood principle must be an integral part of any account of evidential relevance that deserves the title "Bayesian".