Sentence examples for including its relevance from inspiring English sources

This paper provides a closer look at the current SFC architecture and a survey of the recent developments in SFC including its relevance with NFV to help determine the future research directions and the standardization efforts of SFC.

In this note we discuss the rationale of the underlying research agenda (including its relevance to the BICA challenge), structure the large set of funded projects, and outline perspectives for future research.

This volume starts off with three chapters that set the stage for the entire work by covering general aspects of EvoDevo research, including its relevance for animal phylogeny, homology issues in the age of developmental genomics, and embryological data in the fossil record.

A similar study by Ahour and Golpour (2013) on teachers' evaluation of the textbook showed that the series enjoyed some strengths including its relevance to student needs, its integration of the four skills, and the space given to pair and group work activities.

The evaluation form will invite patients to evaluate aspects of the safety survey, including its relevance to their own experiences of safety, its ease of use and its helpfulness in educating them about patient safety.

In this particular instance the term 'social value' is used in a broad sense to include all the questions about the value/benefits of the research to communities including its relevance to their health care needs.

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

However, it is rarely used in clinical practice for a number of reasons, including its apparent lack of relevance to clinicians and their unfamiliarity with it.

Developers will get access to much of Bing's data, including its web index and relevance engine, as well as its knowledge base and understanding of entities.

The reaction between HOCl and H2O2 to form singlet oxygen (1O2) (Eq. 1) was discovered by Khan and Kasha in (1963), and it was studied in details due to its physiological and pathological relevance, including its involvement in signaling and microbicidal functions (Khan and Kasha 1963; Steinbeck et al. 1992; Stief and Fareed 2000).

Further literatures were also included considering its relevance and importance for the construction of the theoretical review.