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Meanings of relevant in English

Portuguese
pertinente
Catalan
rellevant
Spanish
relevante

Having a bearing on or connection with the subject at issue.

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Usage of relevant in English
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A particularly relevant area of need for such research is tobacco control.
Pubmed
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The health minister says health officials have traced all the relevant contacts.
The South African
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Therefore, SUVmax value does not add relevant information once cytology is available.
Pubmed
4
Methods: Case report, review of relevant literature, and implications for further research.
Pubmed
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The relevant problems of this rare situation with double pathology are discussed.
Pubmed
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Outcomes were related to age-relevant health issues, including prevention and early intervention.
Pubmed
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Background: Pasteurella multocida causes numerous economically relevant diseases in livestock including rabbits.
Pubmed
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Several relevant issues are addressed including risk, scientific merit, and clinical application.
Pubmed
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The government has launched an investigation and said its reviewing relevant legislation.
Reuters
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Lessons learned at Northfield remain relevant to the practice of psychiatry today.
Pubmed
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The company said the new system matches ads to relevant programming segments.
Reuters
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Such an advantage would be particularly relevant to children and young adults.
Pubmed
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However, many patients develop clinically relevant neurotoxicity, frequently resulting in treatment discontinuation.
Pubmed
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As a result, Gazit-Globe restated its financial reports for the relevant periods.
Reuters
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Methods: A selective literature search was used to collate the relevant data.
Pubmed
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Balancing those consequences and benefits is particularly relevant in the employment context.
Ebony
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Translations for relevant
Catalan
rellevant
Spanish
relevante
Relevant through the time
Relevant across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
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