Sentence examples for making more relevant from inspiring English sources

It's very likely that Google will show a progression toward making more relevant predictions and personalization.

With a higher level of heterozygosity in the parental population, the phenotypic variation within crosses would likely increase, making more relevant hybrid genotyping of hybrids in order to capture this variation.

Chemical engineering education is made more relevant and up-to-date through integration of the units of study.

In the course of five years, the section was "re-imagined" and revitalized and was made more relevant.

In view of his modernising domestic policies, Zapatero's victory makes more relevant, not less, the politics of the third way.

We learn the patterns of bad guys and good guys and can make more relevant decisions about whether a transaction is good or bad".

In Europe the Brussels institutions could be made more relevant to voters, for instance by strengthening the influence of national parliaments over EU decisions.

Urban forest carbon offset can be made more relevant by making more standardized assessments available for science and professional practitioners, and the increasing availability of high resolution remote sensing data and the progress in data processing allows for precisely that.

It means your company can make more relevant ads and deliver a more comprehensive, meaningful customer experience at every touch point.

In addition, he says that offers can be "personalised, made more relevant and made available instantly," irrespective of which retailer the shopper chooses.

As with Inbox's Smart Reply, the app will "learn" how you reply to things to make more relevant suggestions to you.