Sentence examples for are given relevance from inspiring English sources

Various documents and books illustrate Anglo-Spanish relations, and two treatises by Leonardo are given relevance because Prince Charles tried to buy them when he was in Madrid.

Goodwin (2007, 2009) adds rigor into video analysis by developing highly detailed transcripts in which talk and prosodic features are connected with an analysis of posture/gaze/gesture of the embodied participants and features of the environment that are given relevance by the participants.

For an extradimensional shift, the initially irrelevant dimension (square triangle) is given relevance by rewarding selection of one of its alternatives and by failing to reward choices for the other.

From this point we reviewed the checklist, in order to provide a field to write down real shortcomings, so that they are given more relevance and treatment, since the patients' clinical situation deserves different treatments that do not interfere in the unit's quality of service.

All through we are given this kind of false relevance.

Although this paper has a European (EU) bias when examples are given, the contents have global relevance.

Genes on the pathway, estimated parameters, and relevance accounts are given in Table 4.

Each of the surveyed papers was taken into account according to the versions of the database tested (e.g. papers with outdated versions were given less relevance), generality of results and overall relevance to this evaluation.

But the show was given deep relevance by the Manti Te'o scandal in January.

An America's Cup label on a regatta which counts nothing towards an America's Cup has, however, been given more relevance by having cumulative points to produce a 2011-12 champion.

In this work, the α value was set to 0.2, so that the yeasts' annotations could be given more relevance than other organisms' annotations.