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Significats de pertinence en anglès

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Relevance by virtue of being applicable to the matter at hand.

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A measurement for how important something is for something.

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Examples for "importance"
Examples for "importance"
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Tobacco use among adolescents is a global problem of public health importance.
Pubmed
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Thus, mild hypertension clearly constitutes a public health problem of considerable importance.
Pubmed
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Risk management measures linked to these contacts are therefore of key importance.
Pubmed
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Mbeki said South Africa attaches great importance to its cooperation with China.
The South African
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The importance of the sector to the economy is quite simply enormous.
The Irish Times
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Each year World Social Work Day takes on new energy and significance.
The Guardian
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Photographs, especially missing ones, held a particular significance for her right now.
The lake
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There is a crisis of political significance before the AAP, he said.
The Guardian
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I thought maybe there was some special significance to this particular paper.
Naughty neighbor
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Yet Axl could sense that these new positions had a different significance.
The buried giant
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Could Altamont's idea have relevance to the present chaotic situation in Ireland?
The Irish Times
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Republican strategist Hogan Gidley said the violence gave relevance to Trump's message.
Reuters
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However, the clinical relevance of this approach has yet to be defined.
Pubmed
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The fact that a programme changes is of absolutely no relevance whatsoever.
Radio NZ
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These decreases, however, lacked clinical relevance; all parameters were within normal range.
Pubmed
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As I soon came to know, it was the latter-which ,insuch a woman, increased the remarkableness.
Mrs. Falchion, Volume 1.
Ús de pertinence en anglès
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With austerity forcing many into poverty, this tale has a particular pertinence.
The Guardian
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We must end this line of inquiry, unless it has immediate pertinence.
Fire With Fire
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It was an abrupt question, with no apparent pertinence, but I understood.
Under the Andes
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Black Lives Matter activist Johnetta Elzie questioned the pertinence of that information.
Reuters
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There is integrity to design, consistence and pertinence, and there are aesthetic qualities.
The Civilization of Illiteracy
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Where is the pertinence of that, if you do not wish to go?
Gala-Days
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The question has been asked before, but with each domestic defeat its pertinence increases.
The Guardian
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All these themes are of utmost pertinence in this evident prologue of the story.
Symphonies and Their Meaning; Third Series, Modern Symphonies
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The pertinence of the question checked Selden's fugitive impulse before the train had started.
The House of Mirth
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It's not hard to see the contemporary pertinence of this.
The Guardian
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This remark has no pertinence or meaning in Rosaline's mouth.
The Man Shakespeare and His Tragic Life Story
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But there was pertinence in the young woman's question; where was he going, indeed?
Idolatry: A Romance
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In retail, the saying 'Don't judge a book by its cover' has a special pertinence.
The Irish Times
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But the leaders of the North denied its pertinence.
Great Britain and the American Civil War
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The apostle's account of himself has some pertinence here.
Mrs. Whittelsey's Magazine for Mothers and Daughters, Volume 3
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I think it would have some pertinence today.
George A. Romero: Interviews
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Pertinence a través del temps