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Meanings of particularly relevant in English

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Usage of particularly relevant in English
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A particularly relevant area of need for such research is tobacco control.
Pubmed
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Such an advantage would be particularly relevant to children and young adults.
Pubmed
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Balancing those consequences and benefits is particularly relevant in the employment context.
Ebony
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That may be particularly relevant for euro zone members such as Italy.
Reuters
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It is simple, it is true, and it is particularly relevant now.
The Guardian
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These issues are particularly relevant to couples who are separating or divorcing.
The Irish Times
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As independent accountants, the findings of Ernst & Young would be particularly relevant.
The Irish Times
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And the issue of race, we feel, is particularly relevant here.
The Guardian
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This is particularly relevant with respect to the issue of redshirts.
The Guardian
10
For today's classics graduates, Nietzsche's famous quote may be particularly relevant.
The Guardian
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This famous remark of German philosopher Immanuel Kant is particularly relevant to economists.
The Irish Times
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There is one area in which it is particularly relevant, though.
The Irish Times
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This is particularly relevant in centers with experience in hemodynamic monitoring for HF.
Pubmed
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This is particularly relevant for immunological non-responders with low Nadir values.
Pubmed
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After queries on technique and materials comes one particularly relevant to her audience.
The Irish Times
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This guideline is particularly relevant when you are writing cursor loops.
Mysql stored procedure programming
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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