Sentence examples for frequently relevant from inspiring English sources

Ability to predict the fatigue resistance of parts produced by additive manufacturing (AM) is a very current and frequently relevant open issue.

Perhaps the final part of the story seems less relevant to present and it is less easy for people to draw a lesson from it about social relations, given that its meaning is so closely linked to Indigenous social relationships that have obtained only under classical conditions and that are less frequently relevant to present.

Many of these impulses are not only non-academic but frequently where relevant positively anti-academic.

Maimonides' commentary clarified individual words and phrases, frequently citing relevant information in archaeology, theology, or science.

Frequently a relevant part of the programming effort is devoted to the generation of interfaces.

Healthcare executives report that it is difficult to access the research literature and once found, it is frequently not relevant.

Iatrogenic ACD was also common, and among all allergens, bacitracin caused the most frequently observed relevant reaction.

This is itself a causal story, and, consequently, medieval discussions of the causal aspects of demonstration are frequently more relevant for contemporary philosophy than are their discussions of its logical aspects, which are, as we have said, uncomfortably closely tied to the theory of the syllogism.

Committees also frequently ask relevant government agencies to respond to issues raised by submissions or evidence given to the inquiry.

I've even made it easier for people: I frequently post relevant videos of what's happening in my life or what I think about XYZ.

These previous studies of variability in seasonality focused on decadal to centenary-scale drivers of the seasonal variation that is described by phase in spectral analysis, but this analytical approach also offers the opportunity to examine shorter-scale variability that is frequently more relevant to ecologists and others examining local environmental data.