Examples of using To be relevant in English and their translations into Danish
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which in our time has ceased to be relevant.
Although Mirena releases levonorgestrel in a very low dose, the data would seem to be relevant also for implants.
as I wanted my contribution to be relevant and useful to everybody concerned.
The ideas which led to Atiyah being awarded a Fields Medal were later seen to be relevant to gauge theories of elementary particles.
We therefore believe that the question is relevant and continues to be relevant due to the importance of the topic.
I want a Commission which is seen to be relevant to the lives and aspirations of our citizens.
soon after this the book ceased to be relevant to current courses.
the Commission gave such explanations as it felt to be relevant.
Yet that cynical view of reality is unlikely to stop an interested INTJ from achieving a result they believe to be relevant.
The Commission shall have the power to obtain from the Board any information which it deems to be relevant for performing its tasks under this Regulation.
soon will forget- her deep cleavage will cease to be relevant.
tomorrow will cease to be relevant.
Knowledge about the target group's behaviour and buying habits is a perishable commodity which has to be updated in order to be relevant for the decision-making process.
you do not expect the applicant's competencies to be relevant.
will continue to be relevant whenever the need.
although I do not believe the concept of moral responsibility to be relevant.
whose qualifications are deemed by the Consortium to be relevant and adequate, may also be offered admission.
which was too low to be relevant for patients.
Toxic effects observed in the animal studies were not considered to be relevant in clinical use in humans.
does not seem to be relevant for humans Jensen AA,