Sentence examples for which makes relevant from inspiring English sources

"That's not what happened," said Mr. Daley, detailing the city's history of reinvention, which makes relevant Mark Twain's 1883 comment that, "It is hopeless for the occasional visitor to try to keep up with Chicago — she outgrows his prophecies faster than he can make them".

In line 16, L1 uses a further partial 'other repair initiation' which makes relevant that something further is required to enable a solution.

The initial nature of the trouble is not clear until the following turn, during which L1 offers a candidate repair which makes relevant the trouble as linked to the verb huuhtele (rinse), which she identifies as 'stir'stir

Following another silence in which Franco does not volunteer other material, Barbara issues a wh-question, which makes relevant an account for Franco's alleged failure to take the medication (lines 9 11).

However, the network data has its inherent complexity of and the combine optimizes features of biological networks alignment are not clear, which make relevant algorithm study extremely challenging.

The idea that "causeless hatred" (ie what we would now call racism and prejudice) is at the heart of this is one of the most powerful and relevant messages of this day and one which makes it relevant even though the key events took place so long ago.

TOE studies the adoption decision-making process at an organisation-level not at user-level which makes it relevant for this paper [5].

In addition, limma can be generalized to more than two groups which makes it relevant to many broader situations.

A multitude of items (57) and physiological markers (30) were analyzed in the present study, which makes it relevant to discuss the possible problem of mass-significance.

The present study attempts to reflect knowledge and reported behaviour of a much broader and heterogeneous population, which makes it relevant for the field of medicines and driving and traffic safety.

In captive ringtailed lemurs, targeted aggression among females peaked during the mating and birth season (Vick and Pereira 1989), which makes it relevant for our findings of birth season-related increases in glucocorticoid excretion.