Sentence examples for as being particularly relevant from inspiring English sources
These studies point to other affordances such as the iPad's ability to lay flat on a desk or be propped at a convenient angle, its wide viewing range and multi-user accessible interface, as being particularly relevant in supporting collaboration.
These constructs were identified as being particularly relevant for students in Newtown and arose from an earlier survey, conducted by the LA, into teachers' perspectives on attitudinal concerns.
After identifying candidate genes using the hierarchical clustering algorithm, we selected the uromodulin-like and keratin genes as being particularly relevant because of their physiological roles and then performed statistical analyses on these selected genes.
We speculate that neither the medical student nor the nurse views the other as being particularly relevant to fulfilling his or her role on the team.
The present study seems to highlight dietary vitamin B12 and natural 5-methyltetrahydrofolate as being particularly relevant when key variant genes related to methylation are taken into account (Table 3, Table 4).
Social cognitive theory 6 was identified as being particularly relevant and inclusive in terms of meeting the needs of the project that involved self-management education to change health behaviour.
In this paper, the similarity search and the failure priority analysis are developed as functions, as they are particularly relevant in the ramp-up situation.
Non-human primates (hereafter referred to as primates) share a great deal of evolutionary history with humans, and as such, are particularly relevant for neurobehavioral and neurocognitive evaluations.
Moreover as this is particularly relevant to screening it was included in the list of themes.
Studies of free-living microbes such as Alteromonas are particularly relevant because they provide information that applies to ecologically relevant microbes and help also in understanding the more complex cases of pathogenic bacteria that have reservoirs in natural habitats.
For Americans more generally, the mistreatment of innocent Japanese people and Japanese Americans (and thousands of Germans and Italians as well) during the war is particularly relevant as a new administration in Washington stokes fears of a surge in nationalism and xenophobia — rejecting humanitarianism and internationalism in favor of isolationism and America First-ism.
