Sentence examples for relevant a point from inspiring English sources

The message many perceived in Mr. Cheney's response was that the national media were no longer relevant, a point made and reinforced almost daily in certain blogs.

The unique status of English as a global language gives our writers an enormous advantage, she added, but we're wrong to assume our literature is universally relevant – a point brought home to her by a recent trip to China.

And it is relevant, to a point.

In fact, the individual is only relevant as a point of administrative reference – character, identity and personality are irrelevant.

All these activities are more relevant from a point of view of patient relapse and prevention of future diseases.

In contrast, overdiagnosis adjusted for clinically relevant tumours is a point estimate (and interpreted as percentage), which we find is the most reasonable method.

It feels like a relevant point for a ceremony in which Three Billboards dominated, winning in four out of the six categories it was nominated in, with Frances McDormand's acting win and the prize for Best Drama rounding out its recognitions.

In Matthiola incana it was shown that a line displaying white flowers, yellow seeds, seed mucilage defects and a glabrous phenotype exhibits a relevant point mutation in the Mi TTG1 gene [ 39].

Thomas Stocker, one to the two scientists who oversaw the IPCC report, gave this criticism short shrift: The slightly lower sensitivity being discussed would give humanity only a "few years" longer to tackle climate change, he said: "It is not really a relevant point when it comes to the relevant reductions in CO2 emissions needed to keep temperature rise under 2C".

Then there's a separate table for stock options (granted, exercisable, timing, exercise price, etc)., as well as a list of peer companies so shareholders have a relevant point of comparison.

The reduced yield as shown here is a result of aRNA degradation and this is a relevant point here to be made, because this might (and does) have an effect on post-amplification procedures such as microarray hybridizations.