Sentence examples for it could be relevant to from inspiring English sources
It made him ponder this quaint, seemingly outdated format of musical notation, and wonder if it could be relevant to the modern age.
Prosecutors have given Mr. Lopresti's defense lawyers information relating to the ticket-fixing request that Officer Marshall was said to have been heard making because it could be relevant to the officer's credibility as a witness.
In addition to the porosity-depth model, it could be relevant to set up a general, basin-wide permeability-depth model.
It could be relevant to use toxicity data from long-term ecotoxicological tests on terrestrial organisms, e.g. OECD TG 222 [51].
In the future, it could be relevant to make a staff survey about the use of the algorithm, corresponding to a deep change in practices.
"But to me, the more important thing is not that people with a conservative world-view would want to fund research to prove what that they already believe is true and that they want to do it quickly so that it could be relevant to courts.
It could be relevant at a number of different stages.
WorldCom has denied any wrongdoing and asked Judge Gonzalez to order AT&T to give it records that could be relevant to the dispute.
It is possible that increased sphingolipid biosynthesis could be relevant to suppression of mtDNA loss from fzo1 ∆ mutants by PDR activation, as several enzymes playing a role in sphingolipid biosynthesis are up-regulated by the PDR pathway (Hallstrom et al. 2001; Kolaczkowski et al. 2004).
The company has said it repeatedly ordered employees not to destroy documents that could be relevant to investigations.
