Sentence examples for this becomes relevant from inspiring English sources

IHAT told the Guardian that it "may ask for a copy of the report if this becomes relevant to an IHAT line of inquiry".

Though the pair exchanged gifts, their access to one another was limited to time at the White House and their intimate relationship – this becomes relevant – was limited to oral and digital stimulation.

When designing an OFDM radar network, we must make sure to satisfy the assumption that all interference can be modeled as AWGN (this becomes relevant for the derivations in Section 4).

Of course, this incident becomes relevant after what happened during the season opener, when the Patriots were caught filming defensive signals from the sideline, against N.F.L. rules.

This aspect becomes relevant for large structures where the cost of experimental setup tends to rise according to structure dimensions.

Of course all of this only becomes relevant in the event of a hung parliament, which is exactly what the polls are suggesting will happen.

This topic becomes relevant, if for development of a REDD+ REL to project future deforestation from historic trends, rates of loss per year are used and not averages of absolute observed deforested area.

This advantage becomes relevant with small AVMs with recent bleeding, in which it is mandatory to identify the nidus in relation to eloquent areas in order to plan the best therapeutic approach, endovascular or surgical or both (Fig. 7).

This study becomes relevant in view of designing and modelling of nuclear reactor heat removal systems as several reactor fuel rods (Boiling Water Reactors) exhibit non-uniform axial heat flux profiles.

This error becomes relevant when pulse pairs follow each other in time too quickly.

However this effect becomes relevant usually at large intensity values only (log I(3′)~ log M > 4; see Figure 3).