Sentence examples for more relevant since from inspiring English sources

But that issue has become far more relevant since the shootings in Newtown, Conn.

In protected areas, this enquiry is even more relevant since conservation regulations can impinge negatively on people's ability to adapt.

Kidman's performance as a ruthlessly ambitious woman desperate for a life on TV was terrifyingly committed and her fame-hungry character has only become more relevant since.

The large-scale variations are more relevant since the small-scale structure tends to get washed out when creating an exposure map due to the Chandra dither pattern (see Figure 9).

It's probably the most abstract of the movies, and yet it's quite powerful". He has been struck, he says, by the way that several of the films seem more relevant since the events of September 11 last year.

His comment that he left parliament in 2001 to spend more time in politics is one of the great political quotes of this period and all the more relevant since it coincided with his campaigning against the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The apps also create new opportunities for more relevant ads, since ads can now be targeted based on the “context of things you care about,” Bhat said.

This is the more relevant measure, since the detection of a single bit error in a packet by the cyclic redundancy check causes the packet to be discarded by the receiver.

However, more relevant here since the HEK cells were negative for FPR1, is the possibility that a part, possibly small, of the effects of peptide Ac2-26 might be due to actions independent from activation of any member of the FPR family [10].

However, from a patient's perspective, stochastic loading may be a much more relevant scenario, since it mimics the random, physiological motions experienced in daily activities.

In plant breeding, prediction of the total GV as part of the phenotype is more relevant, especially since the biological nature of some crop species and/or reproductive biotechnologies allow an identical reproduction (cloning) of given genotypes.