Sentence examples for achieving relevance from inspiring English sources

But funding and logistics in remote areas present serious challenges to achieving relevance.

Second, the control group should align with best practice for the purpose of achieving relevance and external validity.

But Australians have already achieved relevance.

First, and altogether selfishly, I was glad that the obscure place I had been writing about had achieved relevance.

Both approaches present several drawbacks to achieve relevance to real-world decision-making and management.

Current standards of linguistic translation [7] of a survey alone may be insufficient to achieve relevance to target respondents [8, 9].

It still might seem an unnecessary layer for most consumers, but at least the most recent reports about its features and hardware make it seem a bit more likely to achieve relevance than would a shrunk-down phone strapped to someone's wrist.

Multivariate statistical methods were used on all biomarkers achieving statistical relevance to define an optimised panel of diagnostic biomarkers for NSCLC.

A major barrier in the advancement of nucleic acid therapies to achieving clinical relevance is a general lack in ability of the negatively charged nucleic acid to enter the negatively charged cell membrane.

In order to achieve clinical relevance, these designs must significantly increase systemic drug bioavailability, deliver a clinically relevant dose and remain safe when taken frequently.

All things considered the price of added complexity seems well worth paying in order to achieve greater relevance and legitimacy for the collective development enterprise.ROBERT PICCIOTTO Visiting Professor International Development Institute King's College London * Lest anyone consider your article on the SDGs unduly harsh, one may ask how many people have read the associated papers.