Sentence examples for relevance globally from inspiring English sources

Research indicates the concept (if not the nomenclature) of postnatal distress has recognition and relevance globally e.g. [ 37, 38].

It will use the International Classification of Disease, Tenth Revision, 19 (ICD-10) definitions and instructions for classifying causes of death, which will allow for comparisons with other countries and thus support research of relevance globally.

While this is an example from a single region, the findings have relevance to forests globally.

It is hoped that the Assessment also will contribute lessons on capacity building of broader relevance for UNICEF globally.

Yet, some authors have challenged the relevance of such globally defined core competencies and insist on local needs assessment prior to any training programme [ 7].

Lee's cultural relevance in Asia and globally comes from the fact he debunked the then-prevalent stereotypes about Asian men who were mostly portrayed as emasculated, awkward and unattractive.

6. Relevance is relevant.

Likewise, mainstream media rarely addresses any issues relating to HIV, denying its relevance in our society and globally; when it is discussed, the language used is often archaic and perpetuates stigma.

Although these median scores underline the relevance of all key competences globally, some experts scored some key competences as non-relevant.

The speech spelled out the future direction of NHS National Health Servicee) patient safety policy development in England and also contained some very useful observations and policy which have relevance to patient safety policy developers globally, as well as in England.

Digital transformation is an imperative for firms that want to create relevance and build their brand in a globally connected and digitized landscape.