Sentence examples for relevant to take from inspiring English sources

For this reason, it is especially relevant to take into consideration the effects on the reproductive system.

Although Gottlieb recommends biotech stocks based on fundamentals and his assessment of prospects for successful commercialization, it's relevant to take a look at this stock's recent technical developments.

In thinking about the development of SFL from Scale and Category Grammar I believe it is relevant to take into account the contemporary influence of work and ideas in T-G.

Due to the characteristics of the soils in Manizales, and also because of the local nature of the analysis, as well as its high level of resolution, it is relevant to take into account the dynamic soil response.

In order to understand an individual's choice patterns, it is also relevant to take into account the conception of student motivation emphasizing the interaction of individual and contextual factors (Tapola and Niemivirta [2008], p291).

This model seems relevant to take into consideration the natural variability of processes governing the microbial behaviour in foods and is an effective approach to assess, for instance, the probability to exceed a critical threshold during the storage of foods like the limit of 100 CFU/g in the case of L. monocytogenes.

Concern for others might be a sacred value that's relevant to taking time to do volunteer work.

Claire says one of the difficulties in getting the relevant authorities to take stalking seriously is that the impact is often psychological and hard to prove.

The UN secretary general Ban Ki-moon called on "all relevant parties to take urgent measures with a view to de-escalate the tensions".

The club will work with the relevant authorities to take appropriate action against all those responsible for disorder offences inside the stadium.

Every now and then an official complains about the failure of those charged with helping the homelessness or asks the relevant organisations to take action.