Sentence examples for relevant in some from inspiring English sources

However, Britishness is more relevant in some categories than others.

Mean field size and direction of green network elements (hedges, field margins) were also relevant in some cases.

The choice of silane is relevant in some cases; specific silanes will afford high regioselectivities while others are much less selective.

This fact led us to question whether the leakage radiation differs depending on where it is measured, and whether this may be relevant in some clinical cases.

For instance, the detection/estimation of the polarized signal of compact sources immersed in a noisy background is relevant in some fields like astrophysics.

We also show that 3D effects might be relevant in some circumstances and provide important information about the exploding system and the thermonuclear burning front mechanism if high resolution spectra are obtained.

Ina Drew's story seems relevant in light of some of the current debates about women in the workplace.

Cohen's testimony was relevant and in some cases inculpatory.

"The policy plans submitted by Spain are relevant, but in some areas they lack sufficient ambition to address the challenges," the commission's Spanish report card said.

Likewise, a number of the rings, earrings and pendants on sale here are historically relevant too, in some cases made from jade or silver dating back to 1900.

Rejection of evolution doesn't mean merely rejection of "man evolved from monkeys," but rejection of principles relevant (and in some cases crucial) to modern science.