Sentence examples for more practical relevance from inspiring English sources

The experiments were carried out on macro scale levels to warrant more practical relevance for industrial scale hydrate formation operations.

With the advent of the space communication era the climatology of plasma density depletions (hereafter, we use 'EPB' (Equatorial Plasma Bubble) as a generic name for the plasma density depletions) has gained more and more practical relevance.

A factor of more practical relevance refers to the effectiveness of nudging in changing long-term behaviors and value structures.

Nonetheless, the lack of any measurable influence on item discrimination within this study may be of more practical relevance than our analysis of item difficulty, given the aforementioned weaknesses with regard to cohort effects and absence of standard-setting procedures.

Given that limited resources commonly restrict the number of candidates that can be subjected to further experimental validation, we argue that the measures that indicate top positions (TPR in top 5%and10%10 %) are of more practical relevance than those indicating the overall distribution (TPR in top 30%% and median).

We felt that analyzing patterns of successful quitters could have more immediate practical relevance to clinical practice and there have been other 'quitters only' analyses reported in the literature [ 34].

To more deeply assess the practical relevance of this grouping for innovation policy, it is subsequently examined how a firm's learning mode relates to the relevance of different sets of innovation barriers.

Relevance judgments obtained implicitly are noisier than those obtained by directly asking a user for judgments, but are more practical in practice.

"Translational research" is more focused on outcomes of practical relevance to patients, health care providers, and health care systems.

Other factors such as water activity and moisture content also have a great impact on the survival of Salmonella in litter [ 27, 21, 10], however, as these factors are not clearly related to the age of the litter it is more difficult to estimate their practical relevance in this study.

Although theoretically the study may be underpowered to detect a significant inter-group difference in troponin levels of 0 to 0.2 μg/L, it is questionable whether such a difference is clinically relevant and whether inclusion of more patients would have increased the practical relevance of the results.