Sentence examples for reference relevant from inspiring English sources

In one sense, this is so, but, in terms of Buddhist metaphysics, ultimate reality transcends all the terms of reference relevant to existence in this world.

Some references contain several ecotoxicological studies but only the part of the reference relevant for the chosen effect value was considered in this evaluation.

We here show that Li and Gleitman did not make a crucial distinction between frames of spatial reference relevant to our line of research.

Where trials are reported in more than one reference, relevant data from all trial reports will be extracted as comprehensively as possible, and the most recent effect sizes used in analyses, as appropriate.

Yet so much has changed geographically and demographically — not to mention in cyberspace — that it is a designer's tough task to make the references relevant.

The show created a new world on the stage, with music that spoke to people in a language they understood and with cultural references relevant to their lives.

He was able to connect with Dorothy and establish her trust by referencing relevant facts about her.

And then that other book probably has a bibliography with at least a handful of references relevant to your own project, so you look them up too.

Wollstonecraft added to the reality of her philosophical text by quoting from familiar literature, such as Shakespeare, alluding to important historical events, and referencing relevant facts.

None of the unit guidelines explicitly stated a strategy to obtain evidence and few referenced relevant research.

Very few of the included studies provided data on effectiveness or referenced relevant investigations of the technology concerned.