relevance|relevances in English

noun

[rel·e·vance || 'relɪvəns]

pertinence, relatedness, state of being connected to the current subject

Use "relevance|relevances" in a sentence

1. Synonyms for Applicabilities include pertinences, bearings, appositenesses, relevances, relevancies, appropriateness, suitabilities, connections, materialities and

2. Clinical relevance of Coarticulation

3. Ethnopharmacological relevance: Sauropus Androgynus L

4. We need not belabor the point that the sexual relevances of these three individuals will not coincide.

5. Quilts & Coverlets Sort By: Relevance

6. The theory bears little relevance to practice.

7. 5 Increasing relevance to practical information retrieval.

8. But the linguist can not determine relevance.

9. But those events have the utmost relevance today.

10. RELEVANCE Has the program addressed actual needs? 1.

11. 2.2 Instruments of relevance to a growth survey

12. Other international news holds more relevance now.

13. She did not understand the relevance of his remarks.

14. What relevance does that point have to the discussion?

15. I don't see the relevance of your question.

16. The book is of particular relevance to student nurses.

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18. Evaluate the relevance, sufficiency(sentencedict .com), and competence of evidence.

19. Her ideas have lost all relevance to the modern world.

20. I can't see the relevance of his comment to the debate.

21. In relative terms, alternative sources of finances remain of little relevance.

22. Local results are based primarily on relevance, distance and prominence.

23. Politicians' private lives have no relevance to their public roles.

24. The idea of an ‘Anglosphere’ is taking on an unexpected contemporary relevance

25. b) Reports on activities of relevance under UNECE, including the Water Convention