Sentence examples for applying relevance from inspiring English sources

The TiVo hacked television by taking chronological out of the picture and applying relevance.

In order to demonstrate the applied relevance of these principles, the paper applies these concepts to a historical analysis of Denmark's wind power development policies.

Despite its theoretical and applied relevance, no study to date has summarized the current and future state of the discipline in Mexico, especially in biological sciences.

The applied relevance of these findings is investigated in study 3 where lightness and darkness of consumables are revealed to drive gender specific preferences for foods and drinks, with the lighter consumables being female and darker ones being male preferences.

More sophisticated models have been used to assess agricultural yield in the context of predicting climate change effect [e.g., 35], but we nevertheless see a value in our independently derived data that may well be used for similar tasks in further research on this topic of applied relevance [36] [38].

This question has particular applied relevance to the current tropical conservation research agenda as it has recently been argued that agricultural abandonment and subsequent recovery of secondary forests on degraded land could help offset the biodiversity lost from the clearance of old-growth tropical forests [22].

Moreover, it is an important human disease vector, which potentially adds applied relevance to the studies undertaken.

For this comparison, we used a stricter keyword occurrence cutoff of 25 or more and also applied relevance scoring to obtain higher specificity in the time analysis.

This finding has applied relevance regarding selection of suitable bacteria to manipulate insect pest and vector populations by symbiont gene-drive systems.

Through discursive practice within the research team understandings of recovery were co-produced that responded to the lived experience of personality disorders and were of applied relevance to practitioners.

The applied relevance of the insight derived here is that reduction in genetic diversity in plant populations can reduce adaptive potential, with implications for population persistence and ecosystem function (Jump and Peñuelas 2005; Jump et al. 2009).