Sentence examples for extent of relevant from inspiring English sources

The wider searches will map the extent of relevant literature (mapping review).

We may therefore be over-estimating the extent of relevant information held in text.

We began with a scoping review to identify the range and extent of relevant published material, and establish key concepts related to access.

This resonated with findings from our earlier survey of board members from all 85 health service boards in Victoria, 24 where wide variation was evident in the nature and extent of relevant activities being undertaken at the board level.

The areal extent of practices relevant to this project consisted of: grassed waterways (9.6 %), contour farming (9.5 %), conservation tillage (8.9 %), and terraces (8.8 %) (Sullivan and Batten 2007).

However, the extent of these relevant groupings and the number of correlated genes whose expression is influenced by smoke exposure within each group is striking.

Targeting of items in the scale was checked with a person-item map to evaluate if there were sufficient items to measure the full extent of clinically relevant ADL participation restrictions among persons, without ceiling effects [ 25, 27].

First, it can explain the variation in reductions by crime type across countries and over time, reflecting differences in the extent and quality of relevant security measures.

The whitening filtering enhances target returns but the extent of enhancement is relevant to the Doppler shifts of target returns at individual range cells.

On one hand, the extent of punishment is relevant to the type of attack; the greater the threat is, the more serious the punishment is.

Our data support this position, albeit indirectly, by documenting the significant extent of programmatic activity relevant to climate change adaptation in most local health departments, even if most of this activity does not yet specifically address climate change.