Sentence examples for relevance and of from inspiring English sources

The present results can be of both protein chemical relevance and of clinical interest, because they could be useful when designing stable, recombinant HSAs for clinical applications.

The arguments and the findings are of much wider relevance, and of pressing importance too.So far as individuals are concerned, the evidence reviewed in the book shows, as you would expect, that education—"having the right qualifications, in the right subjects, from the right institutions"—matters.

This claim needs support from accounts of relevance, and of the connection between irrelevance and pointlessness.

These days, poetry must have relevance, and of the right kind, or there's something suspect and insidious in it, some hidden or overt cultural incorrectness that can only corrupt our youth.

180 abstracts were searched for relevance and, of these, 64 articles were selected for analysis.

Respondents were more likely to learn material of general relevance and of interest to themselves (LE: choice of content).

The lack of official recognition of the relevance and popularity of contemporary dance is just one of its problems.

Plaintiffs challenge this opinion on the grounds of relevance and lack of foundation in either empirical evidence or expertise.

Content validity is assessed by making a judgement of relevance and comprehensiveness of the items.

Just be mindful of the relevance and appropriateness of your input.

"The relevance and influence of Great Britain will fall dramatically," the paper said.