Sentence examples for able to make relevant from inspiring English sources

Thus, when there are several possible ways of comparing data points in a graph, it is critical to be able to make relevant comparisons.

"I have dreams like everyone else to be able to make relevant art.

We contend that if the primary health system is to embrace equal consumer participation in services, as advocated by recent analysts, carers must be explicitly positioned as competent agents who are able to make relevant evaluative judgments based on their own situations.

"That agency is better able than a court to assemble relevant facts (e.g. regarding harm caused to present Medicaid patients) and to make relevant predictions (e.g. regarding furtherance of Medicaid-related goals)," Justice Breyer said.

Once more, Lorient's coach was able to make the relevant observation.

But they are actually working on an exclusive new Wii U title in the Zelda franchise and I hope in the not-too-distant future, we will be able to make the relevant announcement".

There is absolutely no way I'll be able to make this relevant to tech.

You won't sound like a cliche if you're able to make an example relevant to the role you're applying for".

And so now that I'm going to DC myself and then going to Capitol Hill, I'm studying up and starting to learn everything I need to know to be able to make my point relevant and factual, and, you know, true.

The results demonstrate that our method performs substantially better than state-of-the-art classification methods, and is able to make new clinically relevant predictions for key amplicons and candidate marker genes.

The third task was a transfer test that can be considered as a variation on the "on off" task to test whether the elephants are able to make distinction between the relevant and irrelevant features of the problem (Fig.  2c).