Sentence examples for to be very relevant from inspiring English sources

It didn't seem to be very relevant".

Our modelling approach appeared to be very relevant at the individual level, and confirmed previous conclusions about the toxic mechanism.

A modified version of betweenness centrality is introduced and shown to be very relevant for the respective modeling.

I found this academic paper to be very relevant to the concepts relating to game theory and auctions discussed in lecture.

Jack H G Darrant, London SW2   The reaction in the rest of Europe, should Britain withdraw from the EU, seems to me to be very relevant and important.

These examples demonstrate how the use of computational fluid dynamics proves to be very relevant for process design and scale-up of adsorption columns.

For example, the failure to improve stool frequency vs. placebo may be very relevant to patients.

"Clearance mechanisms may be very relevant to keeping these proteins at a level that isn't disease-causing," Nixon said.

So much has come out, I don't believe you can really exclude all the contents of the report which might be very relevant to the case".

"This approach would be very relevant to spinal-cord injury patients," says Northwestern University neuroscientist Lee Miller, who was not involved in the work.

They are developing technologies, some of which will be very relevant to the needs of our sponsors.