Sentence examples for have found relevance from inspiring English sources

The techniques that have found relevance in the application of analytical chemistry for the determination of trace heavy metals are Graphite Furnace Atomic Absorption Spectrometry (GFAAS), Inductively Coupled Plasma-Atomic Emission Spectrometry (ICP-AES) and Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry FAASS) (Burham 2009).

And yet his life meant something powerful and transformative to a realm of Chinese intellectuals, who have found great relevance for his ideas in their time.

Some proponents within ecology, specifically novel ecology, have found merit in the relevance to such engagement (Higgs 2003).

Examples of regulatory instruments that we have found to be of particular relevance to the Bulgarian context are given in Table 1.

Moreover, we were able to show that genes exhibiting significant increases in local entropy in one data set, did so also in the independent cohorts, supporting the view that the disruptions in local expression patterns that we have found are biologically genuine and of relevance to the metastatic phenotype.

As all deaths are accounted for and as PTS is of little clinical relevance we have found that clinically symptomatic DVT is a relevant outcome parameter.

And lately he has found new relevance, and new listeners.

The label said: "Theatrical staging has found renewed relevance in the work of such contemporaries as Cindy Sherman".

In this chapter, FIELD attempt to capture and convey the feelings of uncertainty, turmoil, and hope we feel as "the established systems we've come to accept as a fixed part of our world view come crumbling down around us". "Riots" has found renewed relevance today with a new uprising of riots and protests in Egypt taking over our news feeds since late November.

In both studies, certain contextual factors may have contributed to success as the CHW's work on social determinants has found particular relevance in the marginalized and disadvantaged communities (Farquhar et al. 2005; Pérez and Martinez 2008), in instances of political and social injustices (van Ginneken et al. 2010) and repression (Labonte 2010).

The book has since found relevance again and again in our modern world.