Sentence examples for practically relevant to from inspiring English sources
We study a non-truthful mechanism that is, however, practically relevant to multi-agent environments, by virtue of its natural simplicity.
It therefore becomes apparent that the IPCC is not perceived as fully and practically relevant to inform decision-making on climate change at the local level in the United Kingdom, and that in fact it is one of many resources used.
The resulting fabrication plan will be not only practically relevant to planning fabrication operations and resources, but also instrumental in guiding crews in handling materials with efficiency and delivering fabricated spools under budget.
Additional research in different jurisdictions with the same types of crimes is necessary to confirm these results; however, the lack of other research and the typical nature of this jurisdiction (i.e., suburban housing and average crime rate) examined make the findings practically relevant to police agencies that are currently looking to focus their short-term crime reduction efforts.
That assumption is critical and practically relevant to show that smaller measurement errors are inversely associated with higher inter-item correlations, and thus that greater C α is associated with greater statistical power.
What is of importance to CECAF work is that these differences in approach are appreciated so that any assistance programme which is formulated can be more practically relevant to the conditions found in the countries participating in such a programme.
Thus, visual search is both a theoretically useful and practically relevant paradigm to assess HUD-based dual-task effects.
From the investigators' perspective, the inclusion of such information is important because it provides practically relevant information to decision-makers (practitioners, policy-makers, etc).
A critical aspect of a useful muscle injury classification is that it not only provides valid and practically relevant information to the treating medical practitioner but also easily applicable and accepted by medical staff.
Here this approach is extended to practically relevant nonideal conditions with significant dispersive effects and convex-upward adsorption isotherms in general.
The formation of nitrites and nitrates (Ba(NOx 2) under practically relevant conditions (PNO2 up to 1.0 Torr and T = 500 K) and their thermal decomposition on BaO (>20 monolayer equivalent (MLE))/Pt(1 1 1) were studied using temperature programmed desorption (TPD), infrared reflection absorption (IRA), and X-ray photoelectron (XP) spectroscopies.
