Sentence examples for of relevant action from inspiring English sources

The strengths of this study are twofold: it confirms the plausibility of the intervention's underlying theory and that the intervention's action mechanisms allow the development of relevant action plans promoting improved management of chronic diseases.

This type of Probe/Exploit (hacking) intrusion is executed by a series of relevant actions that occur in some sequence.

In particular, it remains unclear whether sensory information can be processed in a flexible and task-dependent manner by the sleeping brain, all the way up to the preparation of relevant actions.

The brain will evaluate the effect of each relevant action option [i.e. PA(a i )] by comparing the feelings associated to each individual valuated effects (without actually executing them through the body loop).

Such a finding lends support to the notion that antidepressants may have an earlier onset of therapeutically relevant action than conventionally thought.

Heuristics embody serial patterns of socially relevant action that evolve into ordered, topologically invariant computational networks supporting intra- and intermate selection.

The policy also encourages peripheral sustained participation in assessment of needs and relevant action through sustained training and education of constituents, and through promotion of peripheral entrepreneurship, networking and cooperation at and between different levels.

This is the first study to quantify aflatoxin B1 lysine adduct concentrations in the serum of case patients during an outbreak of acute aflatoxicosis; a critical step in the elucidation of the clinically relevant action levels for aflatoxin exposure.

Relevant action of RU38486 has been observed in enteral substitution at a dose of 20 mg/kg BW/d [ 6].

This information integration is thought to result in the facilitation of the currently most relevant action by exerting cognitive control over motor behavior.

Moreover, even when conscious self-awareness is present, it allegedly occurs too late to be the cause of the relevant actions rather than their result or at best a joint effect of some shared prior cause (Libet 1985).