Sentence examples for relevant vital from inspiring English sources

Nowhere have I heard Bach sound more relevant, vital, immediate and important.

The analysis of relevant vital signs is depicted in Table  2.

Surgeries were carried out under combination anesthesia with isoflurane and remifentanyl with monitoring of all relevant vital parameters (body temperature, CO2, blood oxygen saturation, blood pressure, ECG).

Subsequently, the medical center developed a new checklist to ensure that a doctor and nurse conducted a final review of all relevant vital signs and laboratory results before a patient was discharged from the ED.

We suggest that the VSS provides a pragmatic approach for structured detection of outcome-relevant vital sign abnormalities and a tool for interventional studies.

Yet an open, honest dialogue about economic disparity is not only relevant, but vital to moving forward.

So, in 2014, Cage's 102nd year, his ideas are still relevant and vital to contemporary culture: Wehrli and Goldsmith are by no means exceptions in drawing inspiration from him.

Its aim was to remind people – particularly young people – that opera is still relevant, a vital art form that can tell us as much about life as, say, Wordsworth's daffodils.

O'Neillrough the unattainable does man achieve a hope worth living and dying for—and so attain himself".

The daily struggles of one parish priest suggest the larger struggle that awaits Archbishop Dolan as the new head of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York: fewer priests with fewer resources, trying to remain relevant and vital at a time when fewer people are attending Mass and practicing their Catholic faith.

The trends unleashed in that era — not only the sexual revolution, but also consumerism and materialism, multiculturalism and relativism — threw all of American Christianity into crisis, and ushered in decades of debate over how to keep the nation's churches relevant and vital.