Sentence examples for make three relevant from inspiring English sources
Re "For Police Commissioner, the Next Mayor Will Have a Wide Array of Options" (news article, Oct. 18): I'd like to make three relevant points.
Before drawing some conclusions from the study of these two plants, it is important to make two more relevant comparisons between them their effectiveness in terms of the goals set for them and the attitudes of employees.
This aspiration is embedded within the National Clinical Guidelines [ 5] which make two recommendations relevant to patient and public involvement: The views of stroke patients and their carers should be considered when evaluating a service; one method that should be used is to ask about their experience and which specific aspects need improvement.
Based on my analysis, I can make two important points relevant to this debate.
Mr. Levin made three main proposals that are directly relevant for the negotiations between the United States and countries on the Pacific Rim, aiming to sign a Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement.
To date, participants of the LODD project have made twelve open-access datasets relevant to pharmaceutical research and development available as Linked Data (table 1).
On the cruise Ken made two points, which are relevant to the Gilder Technology Reports interest, on our prospects for luck with technology stocks in 2007.
"Many, if not most, of these concepts will never be developed, but in case the future of commercial aviation makes one of our patents relevant, our work is protected," said Airbus spokeswoman Mary Anne Greczyn.
This study makes two arguable assumptions: First, that a mutant detected above 1% is clinically relevant.
14 However, we have already made important conceptual advances in three relevant areas.
Yes? Three relevant examples.
