Sentence examples for relevance were made from inspiring English sources

In that guidance [ 1] several statements of important clinical relevance were made.

The judgements of relevance were made by experts in qualitative research and the topic area (RS, TM, JS, BY, MDW and SB).

In my case its relevance was made all the more lasting by the fact that my father visited Hiroshima not long after the bomb was dropped.

You used to include in syllabi for leadership and literature courses caveats such as, "No claims of practicality or relevance are made or implied". What did you hope students would get out of your classes?

Assessment of clinical relevance was made using the recommendations of the Cochrane Back Review Group.

Appraisal of the abstract titles for relevance was made by JSB and AG.

Our preliminary findings support the notion that the validation and characterization of genetic variants identified in case-control studies should be performed before any claims of their clinical relevance are made.

The first predictions regarding the genetics underlying the highly diverse elytral colour patterns of H. axyridis and its relevance to speciation were made by the evolutionary biologist, Theodosius Dobzhansky based on his comprehensive classification of specimens collected from various regions in Asia4.

Relevance- Efforts were made by UNICEF and partners to ensure that all programme activities were relevant and responsive to the actual needs of the targeted beneficiaries.

On further inquiry, the following reflections on the relevance of REA were made by researchers and research ethics committee members during IDIs.

Spectral reflectance measurements (300 800 nm) of objects of potential biological relevance to Neoceratodus were made using an S2000 spectrometer, as described previously [ 60].