Sentence examples for presumably relevant from inspiring English sources

(Presumably relevant as well is the importance of discretion when letting an employee go, detailed on pages 129-130: termserms of Welch's divorce from Jane were reached privately, before the necessity of a trial).

Orientation of such, ideally shaped, cellulose nanocrystals on the AFM grid with their broader surface in contact with the graphite surface would expose their presumably relevant hydrophobic faces on the side walls (Fig. 1a).

This elegant neural architecture provides a detailed multi-resolution analysis of the spectral sound profile, which is presumably relevant to speech and speaker recognition.

With the exception of the reference to ?the effect of solar flares on the earth?s magnetic field?, which is presumably relevant to climate change rather than to evolution, the proposed additions are all apparently intended to undermine the treatment of evolution.

Publishers can serve readers less takeovers and pop-ups that plague my user experience and instead deliver me valuable content-paid or not-from, presumably relevant brands.

This constancy is presumably relevant to sensory processing.

Tactfully, perhaps, no mention was made of whether students were offered tips on dealing with non-Muslims, presumably a relevant subject in one of the world's most austerely Islamic lands.

As Brian Kettenring of the Campaign for a Fair Settlement, Dennis Kelleher of Better Markets and others pointed out this week, this should be the first case of many to be brought by Mr. Schneiderman and presumably the relevant federal authorities.

Presumably, the relevant people have decided it is untenable for an organisation that stands in judgment on others to employ someone who just informed two undercover reporters, posing as representatives from a football agency based in south-east Asia, that it is "not a problem" to get round the rules of third-party ownership, despite the practice being banned in 2008.

*Why Caucasians? "Our results are presumably mostly relevant to socio-economic groups with high participation in these services namely, upper- and middle-class U.S. Caucasians," write the researchers.

Additional information around the music query will be provided to users as well (presumably any relevant results from YouTube as well as information already available in Google's existing music search – example).