Sentence examples for particularly relevant matter from inspiring English sources

In this context, this report, based on research carried out in 2008, deals with a particularly relevant matter: the willingness of young doctors to work outside Budapest (the capital of Hungary).

Many circuits remain intact after stroke, but are potentially impaired due to disruption of axonal transport (Kataoka et al., 1989; Valeriani et al., 2000; Wakita et al., 2002); this is particularly relevant to white matter tract injury.

The subject matter feels particularly relevant for fashion in 2016.

The matter became particularly relevant as a result of the H.I.V.-AIDS epidemic going back to the 1980's, he said.

That final matter is particularly relevant for LGBT Americans.

Culture and attitudes were particularly relevant in stations where societal matters which were " subtle and culture specific" (MMI A1) such as when a student with an alcohol problem or organ donation were discussed.

the term, 'myths' I certainly found stimulating but I think perhaps it's drawing our attention away from certain interesting matters that are particularly relevant in the context of the BWC and people who are interested in more long-term views on how our existing regulations will respond to challenges.

The set of sub-systems that process matter and information are particularly relevant to the sensorium.

Leveson says this issue is particularly relevant to the police because they can retire so young.

The issue is particularly relevant for smaller scientific communities.

And the topic is particularly relevant within the social context right now, Brock Turner, Ghomeshi, Bill Cosby," she said.