Sentence examples for relevance, for example, from inspiring English sources

This means taking steps to both maintain cost leadership in their core business while also running extensive experiments to increase relevance — for example, by making key offerings not only cheaper but also better for their customers.

Another aspect that needs clarification in the future is to what extent the emerging mechanisms of early network oscillations are common for limbic and sensory cortices, which at adulthood have distinct structure, connectivity and behavioural relevance (for example, five versus six layers, prominent hippocampal versus thalamic innervation)50,51.

Although the explicit solution in (15) could be also obtained numerically with the linear optimization, it is worthwhile to express it explicitly, because Condition (17) is fulfilled for specific networks that are of practical relevance, for example.

Of course, research in sports science may also have clinical relevance; for example, understanding processes of muscle growth and atrophy will prove beneficial for wasting conditions, not to mention the numerous health benefits of reducing the incidence of diabetes and heart disease.

Given the geographic proximity of the equatorial and coastal upwelling regions to Peru's coast, and its environmental and economic relevance (for example, fisheries), Peruvians also monitor SST conditions in the Niño 1 + 2 region and have developed their own index called the "Indice Costero El Niño" (Coastal El Niño Index, ICEN) based on Niño 1 + 2 SST (Takahashi et al. 2014).

"This [demand] may be of relevance, for example, in deciphering the Kenyan government's recent proposal to shift its anti-HIV strategy from 'voluntary' to [mandatory] 'infant' male circumcision," he says.

These results reflect a realistic clinical encounter where a non-relevant medical history is less likely to occur than an exact relevance of for example laboratory tests.

The rankings are based on what the company calls the TrustScore, weighted for relevance so  for example, older ratings count for less, while ratings from trusted sources count for more.

Furthermore, how these interaction spaces are connected to structures of relevance, which for example can be expressed through the symbolization of inclusion and exclusion (p. 96, as cited in Streeck et al. 2011, p. 11).

The latter type of information is often reported in the life cycle inventory (LCI) of products or processes and of high relevance if, for example, one product in the production chain is replaced by a different product with a different impact (e.g. normal concrete with low-carbon concrete).

Relevance: If, for example, it's a case of "I heard that John's wife left him for another man.