Sentence examples for either relevant from inspiring English sources
Note: Each of the top five rows shows the proportion of firms responding that a given "combination" of adjustment channels is either "relevant" or "very relevant" to its crisis response.
Abstracts from PubMed were downloaded and classified as either "relevant" or "irrelevant" for database update.
It is best when deciding what branch of philosophy you want to study, by picking one that deals with topics either relevant to your current subjects.
The conventional view is that relevance in law is a binary concept: evidence is either relevant or it is not.
The authorities seem to believe that obtaining records of every telephone call made in America is either relevant to an investigation or an essential bulwark against international terrorism.As for PRISM, on paper the protections against privacy abuse seem robust.
If you think Obama is anything but evil -- you don't like his health care policy, you think he should be doing more about jobs, you'd rather he didn't wield the power to execute American citizens without a trial, well, very little of what's being offered by that segment of the Internet seems either relevant or plausible.
Full-length articles were retrieved for all articles that were considered either potentially relevant or where there was uncertainty as to the relevance.
Only two conclusions are possible from this: either the relevant spokespersons are unbelievably dumb or they are displaying a breathtaking contempt for their citizenry.
Ideally, all previous jobs should be listed, although a description of duties may not be necessary for those that are either not relevant or more than 10 years ago.
The conditions on σ ̂ ( i = 0 ) 2 given in previous Section 4.3 are either not relevant enough ( σ ̂ ( i = 0 ) 2 = Λ M 2 with Λ>>1), or too complex (use of abacus of f 2).
Other kind of taxes that are charged on a regional level have been excluded as they are either not relevant for RE businesses or only applied in certain regions like Tokyo.
