Sentence examples for relevant speaking from inspiring English sources

When asked how relevant speaking to patients about alcohol would be in their intended medical practice, students intending a primary care specialty were significantly more likely to answer "highly relevant"; this was the case for all time points in school (P<0.01, table 4).

Google says that it counteracts link manipulation and that its search results, which many users rate as highly relevant, speak for themselves.

In addition, we discussed team communication with several patient safety experts and asked them to refer us to relevant speaking-up studies.

Other relevant Speak Out Box issues that were addressed by the school included two cases of teachers' extreme disciplining practices and many cases of student bullying.

Don't make assumptions about others or dismiss them if you don't think they're relevant to speak to.

"We demand that the relevant country speak and act cautiously, earnestly respect China's sovereignty and security interests, and not take any risky or provocative acts".

"The challenge we have is to be relevant and speak their language".

Songbird studies further suggest that coordinated effects of FOXP2 and FOXP1 are relevant for spoken language.

It is relevant to speak of a policy system, where the Board's recommendation of 1992 is followed by other communications from the Board, from the Executive Director, from Regional Directors, Programme Divisions, and other sources that have a major say in what the organisation does.

Just stick to what is needed to say and give your opinion only if somebody explicitly ask for it or you know it is relevant to speak up, otherwise keep your mouth shut.

I'll spend some time speaking relevant to the case itself, but more emphasis on moving forward," Clark said.