Sentence examples for be substantially relevant for from inspiring English sources
Marked distinctions between the standard and intervention approaches were the assertiveness, the accessibility, and the active assistance of patients to scheduled appointments in the intervention group; these parts were all thought to be substantially relevant for this patient group.
Moreover, Zwickl and Hillis [ 41] demonstrate that increased taxon sampling has a marked effect on reconstruction accuracy so that the phylogeny presented here is expected to be substantially more reliable for the relevant LHC proteins than that of Koziol et al. [ 2].
However, the more relevant data for this experiment are probably those using stimuli with a large disparity pedestal between the reference and the target (McKee et al. 1990) where stereo thresholds can be substantially poorer than those for lateral deviations.
The DoF also has responsibility for research, however, this function needs to be substantially strengthened if it is to address the key researchable issues relevant to coastal aquaculture development in the country.
Federal subsidies for child care could be substantially increased.
For the first stage of the analysis, the Court appears to decide whether the effect of this proposed merger 'may be substantially to lessen competition' by the following process: First, the Court defines the relevant product market as commercial banking.
For conditions relevant to accreting millisecond pulsars, the enhanced pulsar wind torque can be substantially larger than that predicted by existing models, and is in principle capable of maintaining spin equilibrium at frequencies less than 1 kHz.
But for many beneficiaries, the reality may be substantially different.
For larger curvatures, the variance can be substantially larger.
If Acquisti's research is to be believed — and here's the kicker for Facebook et al — there's little reason to think such ads would be substantially less effective than the vampiric microtargeted variant that Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg likes to describe as "relevant".
