Sentence examples for relevance made from inspiring English sources

Potentially relevant articles were evaluated in detail by two reviewers, independently, with decisions on relevance made after discussion.

Other analysis were even more critical: "There have been NATO summits at which neither a special occasion was acknowledged nor decisions of particular relevance made.

To discover my work could be underpinned by fact, that it had the potential to have some medical and scientific relevance, made it all the more important to continue working on.

NG evaluated citations' relevance, made statistical analysis and wrote the draft.

The notion that Child's fundamental recipes have lost their relevance makes some cooks downright indignant.

But that very relevance makes Mr. Glass wonder whether "Appomattox" will gain the same level of acceptance in Europe, where many of his works have been produced.

The ratio's relevance makes more sense with mature companies and less sense with those businesses with a shorter track record.

To give it some relevance, make Shirley a former rich kid whose father was thrown in jail.

The evolutionary plasticity of the KIRs and their broad biomedical relevance makes it important to understand how these immune receptors evolve.

The evolutionary plasticity of the KIRs and their biomedical relevance makes it important to understand the dynamics of how these receptors evolve.

Lack of insight and knowledge implies difficulties in understanding the relevance of gender in medical work, and not understanding the relevance makes you less interested in, and more sceptical about, education on gender.