Subjects rated candidate items for clarity ("Totally Clear", "Somewhat Clear", "Not Very Clear", or "Not Clear At All") and personal importance and relevance ("Very Important", "Somewhat Important", "Important", "A Little Important", or "Not Important at All").
Relevance is important in an increasingly crowded TV and online entertainment landscape, but so is finding new revenue.
"All these folks are getting older too, so the question of relevance is important to them, and obviously the mainstream has shifted from a hypermasculinity to more accepting of difference".
"Emphasize that failure to halt the flow of AG-controlled goods into Syria, Iran and North Korea," said a leaked State Department cable sent out over Mrs. Clinton's name, could "call into question the AG's relevance and important role in nonproliferation".
This is of relevance to important practical applications and further developments of models for the scalar mixing in multi-phase flows.
Contextual relevance is important in knowledge acquisition and sharing (Volet 1999, Hwang et al. 2008; Gertler 2003), and thus it stands to reason that it is important in relation to the acculturation process.
Funding research of clinical relevance is important in maximising the value of research investment.
A deeper understanding of population-specific variations, their genomic distribution and potential functional relevance is important.
The potential relevance of important adverse events such as amputations may warrant further analysis.
Newer biomarkers of interest were selected on the basis of biological relevance to important processes, commercial availability and assay reproducibility.
