Sentence examples for relevant to exactly from inspiring English sources

A consumer would barely notice the shift, except that ads might seem more relevant to exactly what they are shopping for.

Apparently no one noticed that the 36-year-old Ms. Phair's lyrics -- about romancing someone nine years younger or about a divorced mom introducing her son to her latest lover -- aren't exactly relevant to high-schoolers.

The fact that many in politics could have made more money in the private sector is not exactly relevant to the experience of most Americans.

Other potential confounders such as hyperlipemia and autoimmune disease are exactly relevant to prognosis of CSOJ.

This poses a question that is not only relevant to plant pathology: How exactly could NO fulfil these very different roles?

As our study shows the findings above, we can conclude that, to compare with BMI, WC could be more exactly relevant to evaluate the correlation of organ damage on CRP after ACS, especially in the change of LV structure.

To some extent, these details may not be exactly relevant to the job you are applying for.

In fact, it indicates that also PicTar estimated the clusters of trans-factors to be relevant exactly to the specific set of genes used to cluster them together, confirming the relevance of the clusters mined by PTR combiner.

Mermin points out that a theorem on correlations in Hilbert space quantum mechanics is relevant to the problem of what exactly quantum theory tells us about the physical world.

When I asked him what he thought in the observances of Easter and Passover was most relevant to his theme, he responded exactly as I would have done: the necessity and possibility of hope.

We might not know the order or multiplicity of the data that were used, but we do know what types, and exactly what types, were relevant to the successful processing.