Sentence examples similar to relevance clear from inspiring English sources

So they are enjoying and they see the relevance clearer, when you have it linked to a case".

We should refer to adoptive status only when it's relevant and the relevance is clear, which was not the case here.

Today's Times makes its relevance pretty clear.

At a time when his trademark "you ain't heard nothin' yet" has been slightly paraphrased and adopted by our presidential candidates, and when his image can be seen in a current Hollywood film, Jolson's relevance is clear.

In the second case, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn and his One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, the subject was the gulag, which made the cold war relevance fairly clear, even though the work was in the "truth-telling" tradition of the Soviet thaw and had first been published in Novy Mir.

Anyway, these are specific parameters of ultrastructural dysfunction, and the relevance is clear.

Each item will include an explanation of its relevance and clear descriptions of response choices.

If one considers that an estimated 75% of transmissible emerging diseases are zoonoses (4 ), the relevance becomes clear.

For the other 20 articles the relevance became clear only after reading the body of the text.

Indeed the potential for fundamental new concepts in mitochondrial function has never been higher, and the disease relevance is clear.

And also, the small sample size might be part of the reason that we could not prove the direct relevance of clear cell carcinoma to VTE incidence.