Sentence examples for in light of relevant from inspiring English sources
Instruments to measure dependent variables of the study were developed by the authors in light of relevant previous studies.
The results are discussed in light of relevant research to suggest recommendations for improving e-learning implementations in engineering education.
The essay goes on to assess the representational and managerial claims of unitary executive theory in light of relevant work in election studies, public administration, and related areas.
Bayes's theorem, in probability theory, a means for revising predictions in light of relevant evidence, also known as conditional probability or inverse probability.
In order to assess the suitability of GI wire fibers as an alternative to steel fibers, various properties of GI wire fibers i.e. tensile strength, bending capacity etc. have been investigated and compared with the properties of steel fibers in light of relevant ACI and ASTM guidelines.
These trends are discussed in light of relevant methodological and theoretical issues.
The conduct administrator or designee(s) and conduct board determine the relevance of evidence, and may consider all relevant evidence and assign appropriate weight to such evidence in light of all relevant factors.
Even Mr. Starr admits that it's not clear, in light of the relevant Supreme Court cases, whether a President can be criminally tried or indicted before he is impeached and removed from office.
In 2011, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled in Tapia v. United States that extending sentences for that reason is unlawful in light of the relevant federal law, which told judges that "imprisonment is not an appropriate means of promoting correction and rehabilitation".
Along these lines, Thomas Nagel claims that we should be able to justify to the victim what is being done to them, in light of morally relevant facts about them.
In light of the relevant literature, Sweet et al. [27] proposed that reduced excitatory afferent input on the dendritic spines of deep layer III pyramidal cells in auditory cortices may account for their decreased density in schizophrenia.
