Sentence examples for merit in relation to from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the company said: "The suit is without merit in relation to CSR's Bluetooth chips and CSR will defend its products vigorously".

Each case needs to be judged on it's own merit in relation to the circumstances.

*The question used was: "Which authorship order is of greatest merit in relation to performance review and promotion?" Corresponding authors were asked when the initial decision was made regarding the authorship order for the manuscript.

Despite these limitations, the study raises a number of issues that merit discussion, particularly in relation to the provision of quality surgical care in conflict settings.

Both the effectiveness and costs of DDT are dependent on local settings and merit careful consideration in relation to alternative products or methods.

A decision tree is estimated from the variation of a modeled variable (for example the genetic merit of germplasm) in relation to other variables (for example design factors) that might influence the modeled variable on its own or through a complicated interaction [ 38, 39].

But I've long wanted to do an empirical study of the merits of performances in relation to direction, because I think that, in an overwhelming preponderance of movies, there's a close correlation between the quality of an actor's performance and the inspiration of the director.

This type of argument format was quite usual in the Finnish documents where, the various ethical and legal issues were discussed on their merits and relevance in relation to public expenditure, as well as commercial potential (cf. Tupasela 2008).

This study is focused on the first two notions, πkKM X) and πkBH X), and intended to show the strong merits of πkBH X) in relation to the classification of digital images.

The effectiveness of DDT depends on local settings and merits close consideration in relation to the alternatives.

The effect of treatment on externalising symptoms merits further study in relation to the distal goal of reducing criminal offenses.