Sentence examples for a relevant perspective from inspiring English sources
As a long shot or, perhaps, as a relevant perspective: I have at hand photocopies of 100 or so documents created in Louisiana by the Cotton Tax Association, which are part of the Robertson Topp Papers at Burrow Library, Rhodes College, Memphis.
The theory on communities of practice provides a relevant perspective on how they achieved sustainability (Wenger 2000).
TI studies may provide a relevant perspective on the loss of mutations for individuals with transmitted drug resistance [7], [8].
However, the email correspondents' responses provide a relevant perspective.
A relevant perspective is the discussion on expanding the traditional concept of fidelity to include the recently introduced term sociological fidelity, which encompasses the relationship between the various healthcare professionals.
The interpretation of that wait time is made from a clinically relevant perspective, i.e., how long can the patient wait before a further delay would result in a clinically poorer outcome?
They should not worry about students who bring to class a politically relevant perspective often underrepresented on college campuses.
The independent report found that a "principal relevant perspective" about the effectiveness of statins was not presented in the second episode, but cleared the first episode of any breaches.
Consequently, participating in secondary and tertiary control power markets may prove to be a more relevant perspective for bioenergy plants; here, competitors might be vRES (for negative control power) [73], storage technologies, demand response [81] and conventional power plants.
Associating assembled sequences with homologous proteins in this way provides a biologically relevant perspective including redundancy of assembled sequences, diversity of functions represented, and completeness [ 4].
The distinction between proactive and reactive aggression represents a potentially relevant perspective that may shed light on different etiological pathways to aggression [ 18, 22].
