Sentence examples for same relevance as from inspiring English sources

For example, when the PM wanted to explore electrical documents with which Mike was involved (files containing "electrical", and "Mike"), other files relevant to other search keywords are also shown with the same relevance as shown in Fig. 7, (e.g. files containing "structural" and "Mike").

To defend this by way of the second amendment – the right to bear arms – has about the same relevance as seeking to understand the roots of modern terrorism through readings of the Qur'an.

Concerning the Swiss companies' curricula, the backward analysis revealed that part of the curricula was not represented at all or not with the same relevance as in ALUSIM.

It's one of the bravest and boldest Kubrick films and I think that it holds the same relevance as today".

But does it have the same relevance as your hipsters and cutesters, i.e. is it representative enough?

Although lysine acetylation was initially related with regulation of nuclear transcription, however, more recently proteomic analyses have shown a large number of acetylated proteins in the cytoplasm, mitochondria, ER, and Golgi, including cytoskeletal proteins [ 1– 4], suggesting that lysine acetylation might have the same relevance as phosphorylation in the biology of the cell.

The New York Times dubbed Wurtzel 'Sylvia Plath with the ego of Madonna', while NME described the book as having 'the same relevance and resonance as On The Road, Catch-22 and Generation X'.

NPR1 is another master regulator of abiotic stress, although it perhaps does not have the same relevance to abiotic as to biotic stress.

The big platform players are flooded with content and suddenly have to act like publishers to ensure their relevancy while facing new competitors like Snapchat or WhatsApp that are closed, personal networks that do not have the same relevance problem (and might therefore be as successful as they are).

However, apprentices ascribe the same relevance to school content as they do to learning content at a company (Prenzel and Drechsel 1996, p. 231).

It is often assumed that a disease mechanism detected in an animal model is also present in human disease, and that it has the same relevance, timing and duration as seen in the model.