Sentence examples for everyday relevance from inspiring English sources

"Gulp" is far and away her funniest and most sparkling book, bringing Ms. Roach's love of weird science to material that could not have more everyday relevance.

These were assessed on everyday relevance, emotional and visual engagement and sensitivity to refractive correction for low-cylinder astigmats (0.75 1.00 DC, n = 74) wearing best spherical equivalent correction and then with astigmatism corrected.

The pope's Latin Twitter account, curated by Gallagher, is testament to the everyday relevance the language can still have.

The effect sizes of these impairments were notable and of clear clinical and everyday relevance.

However, over recent years, the reporting of effect sizes, such as in Cohen's d, has become almost standard practice, thus enabling highly statistically reliable but trivial effects to be differentiated from effects of clinical and everyday relevance.

The defined pool of items strives, on the one hand, to ensure the "everyday relevance" of the movement progressions recorded and the best possible representation of different areas of life and, on the other, to take account of rheumatological aspects.

As a result, professionals can suffer from a legitimacy crisis, being swung back and forth between (positivist) rigors on the one hand and (everyday) practical relevance on the other.

Far more than most economists, he has borrowed from other fields, especially history and psychology, to do research with obvious relevance for everyday life.

Even the real time darlings at Twitter have spent the past year trying to convince brands to look beyond big event campaigns to how they can identify everyday moments to increase relevance.

Although Islam, like some other faiths, aspires to be the world's reigning religion, they said, the method for carrying out that goal, or even its relevance in everyday life, remains a far more complex subject than Mr. Yerushalmi suggests.

But even when mathematics has direct relevance to everyday life in encrypting your credit-card details as they are sent over the internet, for example the theorists who dream up the underlying numerical recipes do not become household names.