Sentence examples for Relevance range from inspiring English sources

At PEEPEIT levels, compliance did not significantly change (p = 0.097), whereas the driving pressure was significantly reduced in PEEPEIT phase compared with ARDSnet phase (Table 2), albeit with a probably modest clinical relevance (range between −2 and 0 cmH2O).

Environmental factors with health relevance range from pathogenic (i.e., with potential to damage health), to salutogenic (i.e., with potential to enhance or maintain health).

These studies have widespread practical relevance ranging from duty watches on nuclear submarines and air traffic control towers to the industrial workers who man changing shifts in 24-hour factories.

"She is incredibly easy to talk to," said Abid of Elsharkawi's counsel, "and many Muslim students, myself included, have approached her to ask questions that are on our mind". This gathering of 20-40 servests serves as an opportunity for the Muslim community to discuss topics of relevance ranging from relationships to academic stress to combating Islamophobia.

KR-20 internal consistency analyses (Cronbach's alpha used for dichotomous variables) showed significant consistency across the 89 activities (KR-20 relevance: 0.932, presence: 0.955), the nine dimensions (KR-20 relevance ranging from 0.9 to 1; presence ranging from 0.5 to 0.8), and the four phases of development (KR-20 ranging from 0.6 to 0.7).

The experts were instructed to rate each item on a 4-point scale based on relevance and appropriateness, ranging from 1 (not relevant), 2 (somewhat relevant), 3 (quite relevant), to 4 (highly relevant).

The results support the relevance of a range of vehicle attributes beyond the purchase price in shaping consumer preferences towards clean vehicle technologies.

The concepts and methods developed in the study are expected to have general relevance for a range of applications in numerical environmental modelling.

The data support the assumption that there are consistent anatomical laryngeal differences between singers of different voice classifications, which are of relevance to pitch range and timbre of the voice.

In order to explain the remaining cross-group and cross-national variation, Levels, Dronkers, and Kraaykamp (2008) have examined the relevance of a range of contextual features of both countries of origin and destination.

Islamic finance has relevance across the range of development solutions that we at the World Bank Group deliver.