Sentence examples for double relevance from inspiring English sources

Our observations suggest that ocular findings are of double relevance.

While probably talking about problems with the media in general – the patronising but entirely provable idea that a lot of people are happy with the papers/TV as long as they are provided with fluffy animals, titillation and stories on political extremism – it really seems to have double the relevance now when you think about it.

Two authors (AR, AS) then went through each extracted learning outcome, double-checked its relevance to EBHC as per the pre-specified competency list, and made the final decision regarding the choice of coding, i.e. the EBHC competency that it addressed.

The full texts were screened for relevance, and double publications were excluded at this stage.

6. Relevance is relevant.

Accordingly, in those instances, the doctrine of double effect can have no relevance to the debate about the permissibility of voluntary euthanasia.

The information regarding attack sites for ozone is provided by the constitutional descriptors highlighting the relevance of the double bonds for the molecular cleavage by ozone.

An estimated value for the kinetic order g near one would suggest that the single protein activation mechanism is the principal or unique contributor to the activation process while a value near two would indicate the relevance of the double protein activation process.

One hundred and forty-seven substances have been excluded from the evaluation during the process as they were identified as double entries, mixtures or of doubtful relevance.

Clinical Relevance: This novel arthroscopic double-bundle PCL inlay reconstruction provides comparable stability to the open approach with a potential for lower operative morbidity.

As this season's New York Fashion Week, which started last Wednesday, has revealed, the key to retaining New York's relevance might just be to double down on its most American qualities.