Sentence examples for changing the relevant from inspiring English sources

Pat McFadden, the Employment Relations minister, said: "Since a change in primary legislation is not actually necessary and we are already committed to changing the relevant regulations, the Tory amendment is meaningless".

It is clear that the objective functions and constraints in these two models can be converted into previously mentioned models by changing the relevant parameters.

We analyzed the three different hypotheses by step-wisely changing the relevant model-parameters, i.e., onset of spring, intake rates and predation danger.

It is also important to note that all hypotheses were tested by changing the relevant parameters of the system and not any of the initial conditions.

Specifically, we explained that people experience cognitive dissonance in situations in which they feel a disharmony between their behavior and beliefs, and that to reduce this disharmony, defensive mechanisms (such as changing beliefs regarding susceptibility to a risk) are used when one's self-efficacy regarding changing the relevant behavior is low [ 7].

Many policies have been changing over the relevant period, some have changed explicitly in response to problems associated with financing policy change, others might have responded, but policy documents do not make this clear in their explanation of the policy rationale.

This would have been the case had Lumpl survived David: e.g., had you squeezed the clay statue into a ball, thereby changing the shape of the relevant lump of clay, instead of exploding it, thereby bringing an end to the lump of clay.

Perturbation analysis was carried out by changing the value of the relevant parameter in 1% increments for up to 10% and running the model in Matlab.

For a population of changing size, the relevant effective population size is close to the minimum (effective) population size over the time period of interest (Wright 1931).

Many policies have been changing over the relevant period, some clearly and others possibly in response to problems identified associated with financing policy change.

As the amount of information increased, the search engine(s) took over, changing the way people found relevant information and news content online.