Sentence examples for matched to relevant from inspiring English sources

Weather information can quickly be matched to relevant geographical detail.

In Step 3, the risk factors and risk groups identified in Steps 1 and 2 are matched to relevant clinical practice guidelines and evidence-based programs with demonstrated impacts on both the risk factor and progression to mental, emotional or behavioural disorders and adult mental illness.

The building typologies in Maqsood et al. (2013) were matched to the relevant New Zealand building stock types, and then were assigned one of the RiskScape building construction types (Table 4).

Where both were available, published papers were matched to the relevant company clinical study reports to avoid double inclusion of the same study data.

The content within each teaching station was matched to the relevant PSANZ-CPG section and contextualised using clinical examples and/or scenarios.

The three exercises elicited the priorities voiced by policymakers and stakeholders from the public sector, academia, the non-state sector, and health professional associations in addition to pharmaceutical companies and insurance organizations for the ATM theme (Refer to Table  1 for identified policy relevant priorities matched to the second and third exercises which were conducted in the EMR).

It monetizes via matching users to relevant content, products and services, based on what it learns about them as they use the network.

Digital fingerprinting technologies, which are beginning to be deployed by MySpace and other video sites to filter out unauthorized content, offer a potential way to match advertising to relevant video clips.

It claims that one of its most unique selling points as a business is that it is able to target to segments of the market, by matching ads to relevant users and content, better than its competitors.

Jobandtalent is (yet) another purporting to take the strain out of matching candidates to relevant opportunities and vice versa — but their (they say unique) twist is a linguistics-based algorithm that parses job ads and seeker CVs to locate relevant pairings, thereby allowing passive candidates to be more easily folded into the mix.

Figure 2 shows exemplary screenshots of the page on the BKS portal where patients can match themselves to relevant clinical trials, pages with search results and study information as well as part of the input mask principal investigators can access to register clinical trials.