Sentence examples for relevant to emphasise from inspiring English sources

It is relevant to emphasise that we understand little about the cellular mechanisms by which iRhoms act.

The closest it gets to a relevant contemporary reference is to emphasise that one of Hadrian's first acts on becoming Emperor in 117AD was to withdraw Rome's army from Mesopotamia (modern Iraq).

For instance, this graduate CV highlights education and training, including achievements and endorsements, while this CV demonstrates how to emphasise project work above less relevant work experience.

This review is expected to provide relevant data to help in quantifying the magnitude of dyslipidaemia in African populations, to emphasise the need for appropriate prevention and control strategies, and to identify research gaps and remaining challenges.

The government continues to emphasise its commitment to digital and how digital could make public services more relevant, responsive and convenient.

We also want to emphasise that we do not rule out the possibility that amphiregulin overproduction is relevant to the cub phenotype.

It also serves to emphasise the importance of the use of in situ reference cantilevers to decouple biologically relevant metrics from environmental effects in real-time as shown when cantilevers are used as specific biosensors.

Theoretical work on participatory governance has drawn on Charles Lindblom's arguments about the 'intelligence of democracy' to emphasise the benefits of involving those likely to be affected by change and with relevant knowledge in decisions about innovation and implementation.

Their strategy was to emphasise the positive.

Indeed, Mr Krugman used to emphasise it.

No need to emphasise them.