Sentence examples for increased relevance of from inspiring English sources
Unlike previous research, focusing on qualitative case studies, this study applies a statistical approach to reveal the increased relevance of low-income households in financial investors' housing stocks.
The increased relevance of nature conservation has led to the development of new types of habitat networks in addition to the greenway concept since 1980.
The increased relevance of the life cycle perspective in modern society calls for more sustainable approaches to design, engineer and construct everyday products and related services.
Experiment designs encompassing a broader genetic variation and thus affording increased relevance of the results can be accessible to proteomics researchers at still affordable sample sizes.
The movie, which takes place at a rustic New England college, is set deep in Stillman's mind; it's a manifesto with which he makes the case for the renewed, perhaps even increased, relevance of his worldview to the world he's been too long absent from.
Any loss of sensitivity to change in VA is outweighed by the increased relevance of the QoL measure to the whole experience of MD including experience of any treatment and rehabilitation.
The 2011 Megas bring together innovative digital communications along with technology innovations, reflecting core content for MediaGuardian while also addressing the increasing relevance of technology in the media.
The increasing relevance of non-agrarian activities within the food supply chain mandates a systemic perspective for addressing sustainability.
Against the background of the increasing relevance of international co-operation and knowledge networks, the relevance of local buzz for R&D activities is being called into doubt.
