Sentence examples for finds relevance from inspiring English sources

Bioelicitors based strategies (from Xanthomonas spp. and A. niger cell extract) for enhanced production of gymnemic acids have been employed [ 102, 106], and the technique finds relevance for large-scale production of these bioactive compounds in bioreactors based industrial applications.

The Occupy Wall Street movement will certainly find relevance here.

Cliff struggles to find relevance to present-day events, but his attempts are unconvincing.

At the dedication ceremony in Santa Barbara, a young local artist, Osiris Castañeda, said he and other Mexican American artists still found relevance in Siqueiros's provocative politics.

For many years ad agencies have been to CES and in our enthusiasm to find relevance we've collectively tried very hard to extract implications.

Other filmmakers matured within genre movies -- David Cronenberg leapfrogged from the jagged, indie-film potency of "The Brood" and "Scanners" to find relevance and insight in tales-from-the-crypt masterworks like "The Dead Zone" and "The Fly".

It is, of course, debatable whether teenage Americans would find relevance today in the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 or whether young Britons would draw inspiration from the Dunkirk evacuations of 1940.

Everyone knows that Digg needs to do something to find relevance again.

Data integration is a hot topic as more people find relevance from multiple sources of data.

Granted, startup companies are under the gun to hurry up and build a great product and find relevance in the market.

But what I can't figure out is, how do projects with Ashton Kutcher like this and the disastrous 24HoursAtSundance earlier this year help Digg find relevance in today's world?