Sentence examples for relevance at the from inspiring English sources

Other "Prospect.1" works with local relevance, at the Contemporary Arts Center, in the warehouse district, are conceptual and political.

Here he learned about communicating with the public, mobilisation skills and dealing with leadership vacuums – of particular relevance at the height of the Westgate crisis.

The State of Oregon and Randy Guzek clearly have two different views of so-called "residual doubt" evidence and its relevance at the sentencing phase of the trial.

In the case of reserve-based Aboriginal communities in Canada, available injury data, from large datasets, often has little or no relevance at the community level.

Against this background the aim of this research is to elicit consumers' preferences regarding organic food with additional ethical attributes and their relevance at the market place.

"If you look at divestment and look at the profile of the institute, you will come to the conclusion as an objective observer that it really does not have much relevance at the IOR," Hohenberg said.

It appears that the use of bone cement here has a significant effect on its levels, albeit the relevance at this current time is unknown.

Phosphine-stimulated expression of CYP genes has not been documented in other insects, and the functional relevance at this point can only be speculated.

In spite of its relevance, at present the information about macrophage expression patterns is scarce, particularly regarding the bovine host.

Just because you are engaging with local interests (Hoorah and well done!) has no relevance at all to the fact that the BBC is THE national broadcaster.

And, in the long run: had this kind of questions any relevance at all in the evolution of the species?