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TOE studies the adoption decision-making process at an organisation-level not at user-level which makes it relevant for this paper [5].

Ask them to write a review of the site or one of its elements, explaining whether it aids our understanding of the Cuban missile crisis and makes it relevant for future generations.

The second point I've made is that the BBC is, by its nature and history, an organisation that constantly reinvents itself, an organisation that takes the idea of public service broadcasting - to inform, educate and entertain - and makes it relevant for each generation in our nearly one hundred year history.

In captive ringtailed lemurs, targeted aggression among females peaked during the mating and birth season (Vick and Pereira 1989), which makes it relevant for our findings of birth season-related increases in glucocorticoid excretion.

The present study attempts to reflect knowledge and reported behaviour of a much broader and heterogeneous population, which makes it relevant for the field of medicines and driving and traffic safety.

The fact that the ES differentiation model mimicks the complexity of the sprouting angiogenesis response makes it relevant for further identification of novel molecules and mechanisms regulating this process.

"The vision for the brand is to celebrate that pioneering spirit and its rich heritage, making it relevant for today's customer".

It has modernized its look, bringing in new designers and new merchandise and "making it relevant for today," said the spokeswoman, LaVelle Olexa.

"The heritage is so important," she said, "but we make it relevant for today".

Mr. Brown is "reaching into the African diaspora with dancing that is gorgeous and making it relevant for our times," Mr. Russell said.

"I agree that you constantly have to keep everything under review, and you have to update and make it relevant for today's reader".