It, too, has a social relevance today, dealing as it does with a familial pyramid scheme in a time of booming stock speculation.
Even if testing the visual field in HIV patients currently does not have the same relevance for managing patients as it does in glaucoma, it has served to uncover information about the disease process.
This model of the liberal arts has just as much relevance today as it did then.
As a commentary on the American ethos of winning by any means whatever, it has as much relevance today as it did then.
In 2011 they packed out Alexandra Palace in London, where more than 10,000 people sang along to Ghost Town, a song that has as much relevance today as it did in the early 80s.
The physiological relevance of obestatin is somewhat controversial, as it does not circulate in human serum, although the C terminal peptide of ghrelin, C-ghrelin does [ 10].
Cu-porphysomes rely on passive targeting, a phenomenon whose clinical relevance is a point of contention as it does not allow uniform delivery of nanoparticles to all regions of tumors in sufficient quantities.
With platforms and content strategies rapidly evolving, traditional media no longer holds the same relevance as it once did for sports fans.
Being the site of billions of dollars in investment by major oil companies including ExxonMobil, Shell and Total also enhances Qatar's relevance, as do its L.N.G. contracts with countries like Japan and China.
When asked about the relevance of the research it does, he mentioned forensic work, helping the police, as well as disease research.
