Sentence examples for conceived relevant from inspiring English sources

The studies reviewed in this report highlight the prodigious accomplishments of AFHSC-GEIS's VBI surveillance program and the potential impact on vector-borne and other communicable diseases of well conceived, relevant and timely surveillance.

Instead, we propose that clinical research will be more rewarding and informative when it is performed from the bedside (where we make seminal observations and conceive relevant hypotheses) to the bench and then back to the bedside.

Women were excluded if they had undergone previous cerebrospinal fluid diversion or optic nerve sheath fenestration, were pregnant or planning to conceive, had relevant comorbidity, or were aged less than 16.

Mixtapes often feature an artist rapping over beats from other rappers' songs; Gucci Mane's are miniature albums, more lightly conceived but equally relevant to his development.

OMMA is conceived for highlighting relevant events in terms of threat.

Being one of the Israelis who was exiled to Babylon, Ezekiel however conceived visions which are relevant to formulate a theological, geopolitical and anthropological exposition for the Open Science.

The main issue concerns how we can be confident that we have conceived things to the relevant level of depth required for the scenario to actually be a presentation or manifestation of a genuine possibility.

A definition across individuals is favoured by the fact that data collected on that basis lends itself easily to international comparisons, whereas data on health inequalities defined across groups can only be compared between two countries if both countries have conceived and operationalised the relevant groups in the same way (which they often have not).

From an application point of view, the relevant acoustic features obtained for the three categories of sounds will allow us to conceive of perceptually relevant organization structures of large environmental sound collections and to propose retrieval systems using an intuitive query process by searching for sounds that are similar to a target sound in that kind of database.

Next to Augustine, Al-Ghazali plays a major role in re-conceiving the questions relevant to skepticism (Menn 2003).

Evidential accounts face the problems posed by the existence of a posteriori necessities and the issue of conceiving to the relevant depth of detail.