Sentence examples for raised relevance from inspiring English sources

On the CPSS, the item of avoiding places, people, and activities that recall the traumatic event (CPSS.7), raised relevance concerns in the context of a war-affected setting.

For example, they raised the relevance of their partners' history, and that in some communities health behaviours such as alcohol consumption or smoking, could be more directly relevant to men than women, presenting opportunities to engage men more (box 5).

First, sociodemographic changes, such as the reduction in the number of children in each family and a weakening of traditional communities like churches and extended families, raise the relevance of friends in the network (Suanet and Antonucci 2017).

The paper proposes a sub-sea tunnel for the linkage infrastructure along with regional development in order to ease the financial burden and at the same time raise the relevance of the project.

These findings have to be confirmed in a larger independent set of patients to raise clinical relevance.

We used a clinical vignette illustrating an ethically meaningful decisional problem to raise practical relevance.

Whenever an expensive project is built with state money, questions are raised about its relevance.

Questions have been raised about the relevance of Value Management (VM) for creative projects.

It is argued that the service specific issues raised have wider relevance for family support and social work policy and practice.

During one of our Q&A periods, a question was raised about the relevance of Barbara Hammer's "Dyketactics," which apparently seems relatively mild by modern pornographic standards.

15 Nicaragua's history of community mobilization, however, raised issues of relevance to other settings.