Sentence examples for in its relevant from inspiring English sources

Strictly speaking the Sanskrit word karma means "deed" or "action". In its relevant sense here it means that every deed has a result: morally good acts lead to good consequences, and the commission of evil has a bad result.

Although entering this market required Deere to make a number of acquisitions, it required no additional investment in its relevant hidden asset: its authority with customers.

Although we are unable to directly measure the SL1 concentration in its relevant cellular environment, our data strongly suggest it to be impacted by the SL1 SL2 ratio.

Such regulations of the above-named agencies, or the reasons for failure to publish such substantially similar regulations to those of the Commission, shall be published in the Federal Register within 120 days of October 28 , 1974 and, thereafter, within 60 days of any changes made by the Commission in its relevant regulations and rules.

Three companies will be selected from each category to receive a free table in its relevant pavilion in Startup Alley.

The average market share is 27% which means that on average a hospital system treats more than one fourth of all patients in its relevant market.

Despite the demonstration of syn-CPP specific syn-stemodene synthase activity in rice, its relevant natural product has remained elusive [54].

Texas crushed mediocre Arkansas in its only relevant out-of-conference game, and Texas Tech's weak out-of-conference schedule is not even in the conversation.

Mobile cause-focused video content is frequently immediate, raw (inherently compelling) and universal in its appeal – relevant to both the creator and recipient.

Often the topology of such surfaces cannot be accurately described in all of its relevant details due to either insufficient data or measurement errors or both.

In other words, interpretation of the results requires a discussion of a TH system in relation to its relevant selection environments (Meyer et al. 2014).