Sentence examples similar to relevance side from inspiring English sources

The NRA has lost its relevance and sided with #guncontrolextremists and their lapdog media.

The NRA has lost its relevance and sided with — Open Carry Texas (@OpenCarryTexas)June 1 , 2014

The relevance of the side effects was assessed by comparing the impact of the (grouped) side effects as a proportion of the side effects that were perceived as "very negative".

They finish on another oldie in 'I Get Along' but as Barat kicks the microphone stand off the stage and Doherty launches his guitar behind his head for his guitar tech to catch, the whole thing feels like familiar ground re-trodden by people wishing they still had youth and relevance on their side.

The clinical relevance of theoretical side effects such as systemic vasodilatation and platelet dysfunction is unknown.

Unlike pharmacological treatments with questionable clinical relevance and frequent side effects [ 12], the results of this review underline the potential value of BT and HT as supplementary therapy in the management of major symptoms of FMS.

But Sunday's game has great relevance because both sides have a genuine chance of winning the league".

Right now, in the United States we are losing way too many people to senseless acts of violence and there is relevance regarding both sides of the argument.

Although the principles of relevance account for near-side and far-side inferences, relevance theory acknowledges a fundamental distinction.

Model results reveal a multi-dimensional dependence of the investigated variables with an increasing relevance of the sea-side boundary slope for seawater intrusion (decrease of up to 32%), submarine groundwater discharge zone (reduction of up to 55%), and turnover times (increase of up to 730%) with increasing freshwater inflow or dispersivity values.

Results provide a proof of concept about the consumers benefits coming from the use of local energy management systems and the relevance of automated Demand Side Management for the general target of efficient and cost effective operation of electric networks.