Sentence examples for relevance by from inspiring English sources

Abstracts were scanned for relevance by both authors and relevant abstracts were discussed and any disagreements resolved.

Any article included for relevance by either reviewer was considered potentially relevant and eligible for full text screening.

What's more, he measures political relevance by counting clicks.

Updated settings of operatic staples sometimes seem strained attempts for relevance by stumped directors.

At the end, producers made a bid for relevance by listing countries with nuclear capability.

It is also questionable whether or not the NAACP can gain relevance by focusing on racism alone.

For O'Brien — whose work I take to be representative in this sense — poetry cannot establish its relevance by denouncing injustice.

But the show was given deep relevance by the Manti Te'o scandal in January.

It wasn't until the early eighties, according to Juca Kfouri, that Corinthians really achieved national, and even global, relevance, by making explicit the club's opposition to the dictatorship.

There is something deeply gratifying about seeing these characters, worn over the centuries to static archetypes, shaken into relevance by sheer force of performance.

"The Lib Dems are desperately, openly, shamelessly trying to recover some sort of electoral relevance by coming out as Brexit deniers," Watson is due to say.