Sentence examples for more relevant records from inspiring English sources

It retrieved more relevant records than "(off adj2 label* .mp ., although the latter retrieved two unique records.

By then the US will have a new president, which will make the record more relevant, no matter the outcome.

Now, new research suggests that short-term memory is erased by the brain on purpose, so that new, more relevant memories can be recorded.

These were the days of disco, so in order to make themselves more relevant, more respected, the Jacksons recorded a song — "Shake Your Body" — that harnessed the dominant musical style of the time and advanced it with a dense and unconventional percussion.

The community foundation track record is more relevant than ever.

But can they record a project more relevant to the state of the world beyond dance clubs?

"Hopefully it gives the public a very interesting and immersive experience that conveys how record stores are more relevant today than they've ever been," Godfroy said.

Listeners might actually feel as though they are not listening to a gospel record given the more relevant upbeat bass and controlled vocal expressions that Kareemah effortlessly belts.

Notably, a more relevant increase in the same markers was recorded in the tibialis anterior of HFD mice when compared to control mice.

It is a credo that, 30 years later, is more relevant than ever as the White House and Congress battle over whether records from Vice President Dick Cheney's energy task force should be made public.

A biological measure might be more relevant for an evaluation of the hypothesis than querying GP records.