Sentence examples for improve their relevance from inspiring English sources

"There are serious conversations going on within public media right now about how do they improve their relevance both for society and as a media asset going forward," at a time when state and federal support is dwindling, and consumers have lots of media options, Mr. Kania said.

Here, we present a simple and reliable approach for coating "high-κ" metal oxide dielectric materials with "non-fouling" (protein- and cell-resistant) poly oligo ethylene glycol) methyl ether methacrylate (POEGMA) polymer brushes as biointerfacial coatings to improve their relevance for biosensing applications utilizing advanced electronic components.

This was to improve their relevance to an inter-professional audience and reduce any perceived biases associated with the ASMS involvement in the earlier survey.

Although our monitoring system has national coverage and as such provides key data on infectious diseases in PDU we identify important weaknesses that need to be overcome to improve their relevance for public health.

These included, for example, changes to: the content and wording of the survey participant introductory email, to ensure understandability and a 'user-friendly' format; the instructions/explanations provided in the survey documents to improve accessibility; the survey questions to improve their relevance and appropriateness, including the identification of potentially problematic questions.

Ironically, the Stones method of sealing themselves in 1970s amber has actually improved their relevance over the last decade.

For instance, while biological pathway databases may disagree on individual pathway definitions, by combining them we can diminish their false positives and false negatives; by integrating pathways with protein interactions, we can improve their coverage and relevance (Radulovich et al. 2010; Savas et al. 2009).

It is a grassroots movement that stems from scientists themselves who want to improve their work, including its validity, relevance, and utility.

Yet colleges and universities can improve their life expectancy and their relevance if they focus on becoming more productive.

Recent developments have broadened and improved their activity to commercial relevance, and these biocatalysts are well on their way to becoming an important fixture in the synthetic landscape.

Table  1 summarises the key government policies to reduce poverty and improve health and their relevance to the evolution of the current version of the proposed NHIS.