Sentence examples for conventionally relevant from inspiring English sources

He suspects that the signs guiding travellers from the airports have been made, as he puts it, "conventionally relevant to the journey": he has always kept a list of unlikely places where visitors have ended up while trying to get to Manhattan from J.F.K. in a rental car, and it's been a year and a half since he heard one he considered worth adding to the list (Fort Lee, New Jersey).

Holed up in the rather delightfully academic, polished wood and dusty tome-lined library of London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, I retrieved all the relevant conventionally published papers.

Conventionally, to detect a relevant standardised effect size of 0.8 point reduction in MELD score using two-sided α=0.05 (overall α=0.1 split equally between the two hypotheses) and 80% power requires 27 participants to be randomised per group (81 participants in total; 49).

Conventionally, to detect a relevant standardised effect size of 0.8 point reduction in Model for End-stage Liver Disease score using two-sided α=0.05 overall α=0.1 split equally between the two hypotheses) and 80% power requires 27 participants to be randomised per group (81 participants in total).

This amplitude of change is conventionally considered to be biologically relevant.

Such a finding lends support to the notion that antidepressants may have an earlier onset of therapeutically relevant action than conventionally thought.

Conclusions Such an immediate effect of an SSRI on amygdala responses to threat supports the idea that antidepressants have an earlier onset of therapeutically relevant effects than conventionally thought.

The term tone is conventionally restricted by linguists to phonologically relevant variations of pitch at the level of words.

The air-puff (conventionally used in tonometry) produces a very relevant corneal deformation in all conditions, although differences in the temporal and spatial shape of the corneal deformation occur across conditions.

By use of electrical equivalent circuit model conventionally proposed for a piezoelectric quartz crystal, the relevant circuit parameters resistance R, inductance L, capacitance C and static capacitance Co, have been evaluated, especially as a function of the concentration of Na2SO4.

Here, we aim at identifying a set of spatiotemporal factors and their interactions which are relevant for species-specific bat activity above conventionally managed arable fields.