Sentence examples for understand relevance from inspiring English sources

"We use a lot of signals to measure and understand relevance," Bain says.

More research data on presence of Cryptosporidium oocysts in open surface water after heavy rains and in normal situtations is needed to better understand relevance for health threats after similar events.

The interation with calmodulin is interesting, but it remains a protein interaction without a clearly understood relevance to vesicle recovery.

Finch couldn't understand the relevance of this.

Mr Gradgrind says he does not understand the relevance of the remark.

"To be effective, the viewer needs to understand the relevance of the ad," said Allen Adamson of Landor, a branding firm.

We use these tools every day in the industry and to see students understand their relevance was a nice surprise.

The problem with the Labour party, he thought, was that it got in the way of helping people understand the relevance of socialist policies to their needs.

The German political and intellectual establishment today certainly does have people who understand the relevance of the history of de-Nazification in Germany for postwar Iraq.

Bettman suggested Tuesday that the "financial data dump," as he called it, was "an exhaustive amount of information," most of which "we don't understand the relevance to".

I vaguely understood that these questions had something to do with "politics", but when my parents took me to the voting booth, I still didn't really understand the relevance it had for my life.