Sentence examples for notable relevance from inspiring English sources

A third aspect of notable relevance to the Pure Land tradition is the transcendence of the dichotomy of monastic and lay in Mahayana thought.

Although the previously mentioned topics are of notable relevance, some have no direct utility in the elaboration of projections and forecasts of future health-care needs, serving only for policy guidance.

While this study by its design is of notable relevance, the small numbers of melanoma cases means than it could only detect a strong association between vitamin D levels and risk of melanoma.

However, for other medications such as antiretroviral therapy for HIV, which requires very high levels of adherence or antiepileptic therapies with narrow therapeutic windows, a 6% increase in adherence may have notable clinical relevance.

(4) Interactions of notable but minor relevance, marked with a yellow exclamation mark.

Notable emerging themes included "relevance of transport in CHPS", "effects of absence of transport", "coping strategies", "strategies for sustainable transport" [ 36].

It is notable and of possible relevance that in two studies on medullary carcinomas, which share many characteristics of lymphoepithelomas and among the breast cancers have a generally better prognosis, EBV was not identified (Gaffey et al 1993; Lespagnard et al 1995).

6. Relevance is relevant.

While the player isn't particularly notable by itself, it achieves some relevance with the fact that it comes preloaded with many MP3s.

The notable expansion of olive trees suggests the relevance of olive exploitation in the socio-economic development of Minoan towns of eastern Crete.

The effect sizes of these impairments were notable and of clear clinical and everyday relevance.