Sentence examples for making relevant to from inspiring English sources
A computer-administered assessment for decision making relevant to daily-living decisions, using the technique of complex decision making (CDM), has been previously developed and tested in our laboratory.
Here we demonstrate that, in the case of the seasonally dry tropical forests of the Pacific watershed of Mesoamerica, landscape level assessment of woody diversity can inform decision making relevant to both between-landscape and within-landscape prioritisation.
Based on synthesis of literature, the concept of "SPECTRUM" is proposed to shape thoughts and guide decision making relevant to the selection of an appropriate incentive scheme for any given crowdsensing initiative.
The Declaration from the Budapest Conference reaffirmed that the EHIS is an essential tool for policy making relevant to children's environmental health.
The involvement of patients or their carers in decision making relevant to prescribing is a real challenge, especially in a frail elderly population.
The Declaration from the conference reaffirmed that the Environment and Health Information System (EHIS) is an essential tool for policy making relevant to children's environmental health (b WHO Regional Office for Europe 2004b).
More qualitative studies are needed involving participants from various ethnic backgrounds, on males' perceptions relative to adolescent pregnancy and fatherhood, and about decision-making relevant to pregnancy resolution, intimacy, and peer relationships.
However, Jennings firmly believes his is "an art form that has every possibility of being made relevant to our time".
That sets up a moral problem for John Woo's film, raising double-edged issues of racism and trust that might have been made relevant to contemporary times.
Longland adds: "It's just that politics doesn't work for them and it isn't made relevant to their everyday lives.
Traditional and more recent theoretical approaches to control design are discussed and recommendations are made relevant to numerical complications on the route to design oscillatory flow-control systems.
