Collocations with relevance

These are words often used in combination with relevance.

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biological relevance
The biological relevance of his findings could not be fully appreciated until the modern era of molecular population genetics.
clinical relevance
This stable symptomatology included the stable absence of disorder shown by most subjects in our study, which is of lesser epidemiological or clinical relevance.
considerable relevance
However, it is of considerable relevance in the prediction of the behaviour of aircraft jet exhausts and their loading effects on ground structures.
continued relevance
Neuroimaging data support the importance of left hemisphere structures in tone perception but also indicate the continued relevance of right-hemisphere structures.
continuing relevance
It attempts to synthesize and explain important historical occurrences and patterns, of continuing relevance to the modern world.
cultural relevance
Physical segregation separated nuns from the civic environment, challenging their religious and cultural relevance as well as their economic stability.
direct relevance
This feature of nasal harmony is not addressed in this paper, because it does not appear to be of direct relevance to the main issues.
functional relevance
The result is a gestural origin of language that includes neurological continuity and functional relevance to data from extant apes.
great relevance
The latter 2 factors are also of great relevance in a clinical setting.
immediate relevance
They are of immediate relevance and interest to both industry and the providers of clinical services.
limited relevance
In this case there is again little or no shadow region and the results are of very limited relevance to what follows.
particular relevance
Of particular relevance in this study is the tension in family relations surrounding dependency and autonomy, social and cultural norms, and exchanges.
potential relevance
Infestation-based discrimination among seeds is of great potential relevance for the population dynamics of the plants and the insects, as well as the vertebrates, involved.
practical relevance
These chapters would benefit from some consideration of the practical relevance of the authors' findings to their progressive political goals.
special relevance
In particular, those involved in research and development will see the newly implemented systems as of special relevance to automation.
theoretical relevance
However, beyond the theoretical relevance of the principles, it is possible that the complexity of the situation may give rise to an insoluble difficulty.
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