Sentence examples for reflect relevant from inspiring English sources
As a basis for comparison, this analysis constructs a current policy scenario that modifies AEO 2017 to reflect relevant policy developments in place as of June 2017.
Hence, the interface of a component should reflect relevant parts of the business process and the software architecture should emphasize the coordination among components.
The hypothesis was that the current insulation standards outlined would reflect relevant climatic characteristics of various districts and economic impacts associated with housing.
The human component consists of a general model of the user's cognitively plausible behaviour, which can be then refined into specific instances of behaviour that reflect relevant aspects of users' personalities and skills.
Moreover, one could argue that any assessment seriously following the PEM science-policy model, given its idea of a cartography of alternative policy pathways, also would put high emphasis on the collaborative development of policy options and scenarios that reflect relevant, but marginalized viewpoints.
In conclusion, certain plasma metabolites could be used to estimate Ile, Leu, and Val requirements, and 2 days of adaptation to a new diet was sufficient to reflect relevant biological changes in the blood to different levels of dietary AA in the current study.
Three evaluation criteria were used, namely, the feasibility of constructing the measure, its sensitivity in reflecting relevant social class life conditions, and its ability to produce a family-level measure of social class.
Other methods for measuring HDL function, reflecting relevant causal pathways need to be established.
The MTDS as document reflects relevant strategic priorities to implement and monitor measures to improve social protection.
Selection of feature combination No. 32 also reflects relevant attributes of tumor-associated alterations of RNA metabolism.
The Wholesale Market Law was revised in June 2004 to promote a safer, more reliable and effective distribution system that meets consumer needs while reflecting relevant socio-economic changes.
