Sentence examples for it is relevant to point from inspiring English sources

2. It is relevant to point out that Robinson is talking about the Middle Ages in general, not about medieval philosophy in particular.

Although this article does not focus on comparing Internet users and nonusers, it is relevant to point out that there are clear differences between the two groups regarding their sociodemographic features.

Despite the obtained results, it is relevant to point out that pediatrician's behavior related to asking about caregiver's doubts was positively and moderately associated with questions expressed by the caregiver (r = 0.32; p < 0.01), and also positively and weakly associated with obtaining information from the caregiver (r = 0.18; p = 0.03).

Doubts verbalized by children were positively associated with the child's schooling (r = 0.24; p = 0.02), bonding (r = 0.38; p < 0.01), and obtaining information from the child (r = 0.24; p = 0.03), however it is relevant to point out that this behavior had no association with the child's age (r = 0.01; p = 0.76).

It is relevant to point out that melatonin-induced preservation of myelination is associated with partial recovering of mature APC+ oligodendrocytes (despite a deficit in total oligodendroglial population).

It is relevant to point out however, that IRT makes a similar assumption of question independence.

"It's relevant to point out here by the way... Huma is a Muslim," Limbaugh said, according to Mediaite.

"It's relevant to point out that Ronald Reagan never visited Israel, and George W. Bush never visited Israel until the final year of his second term.

It might be relevant to point out that at least one strain of senescent-accelerated mice with an increased neurological senescent phenotype resembling human aging has been shown to have a 50% deletion of its FGF-1 gene, leading to the complete absence of the protein in the brain.

It might also be relevant to point out that in the anarchy of the old days some of the most cynical perpetrators of the "over the ball" tackles were, necessarily, the most skilful players – a charge that scarcely can be levelled at such functional figures as De Jong, Henry and Shawcross.

It may also be relevant to point out that the non-participants in the 4-year follow-up had somewhat greater reduction in headache days/month 5 months after randomization than those who participated.