Sentence examples for more relevant time from inspiring English sources

The announcement of this three-disk release couldn't come at a more relevant time, as The Vagabond announced today via Digweed's Facebook page that it will be closing its doors for good.

Here, we modified the analysis of MAPK signaling to encompass an earlier and, most likely, more relevant time point for analyzing the cause of disrupted Sry expression.

A more relevant time for benchmarking may, therefore, be the time from trigger to active organ support regardless of patient location.

However, Wolff et al. comment that hormonal exposures before 5 years of age might be the more relevant time period, given that the pubertal transition occurs around 5 7 years of age.

In a subsequent investigation within this cohort, we observed that as compared to the day, night may be a the more relevant time period to capture workday particle-related changes in cardiovascular autonomic response [ 10].

Mayonnaise, if well prepared, has a lifetime of much longer than the time between manufacture and serving, so a more relevant time scale to consider is that of chemical or microbiological degradation.

This new value equation has created a more relevant time-based metric for Facebook, with Zuckerberg reporting in Facebook's 2017 Q3 earnings call that "time spent is not a goal by itself here; what we really want to go for is time well spent".

His words have proven more relevant over time.

It is a comparison that may become more relevant in time: two years younger and lacking El Niño's high-spec early-career pedigree, Michu may soon offer a threat to Torres at international level.

However, for Kirkpatrick levels 3 and 4 evaluation to be more relevant, more time is needed to monitor the change in behavior.

"Work-wear is more relevant any time the economy is in a downturn," says Michael Fisher, menswear editor at Stylesight, a trend forecasting firm.