Sentence examples for relevance and use from inspiring English sources

A useful broad starting point to clarifying the meaning, relevance and use of the concept self-management in the context of palliative care and palliative nursing, is the definition put forward by Corner [ 34] (p.516).

It will also be of relevance and use to a more general audience of urban ecologists and conservation biologists.

However, its relevance and use will extend beyond the European Year.

It will also be of relevance and use to undergraduate students interested in the history and social dynamics of infectious diseases.

However, the relevance and use of such SOPE early on during the Mission Design Phase (MDP) is not sufficiently recognised.

The relevance and use of modelling insights to the UK energy policy process is shown in the continuation of the energy modelling policy interface.

The CARTA approach also systematizes engagement with policymakers that augurs well for the relevance and use-value of the research undertaken.

Since there were vast differences in the absolute concentrations among different metabolites, we standardised the concentration by using the Z-score for comparability between different metabolites for their biological relevance and used them in subsequent analyses.

We tried to minimize VOUS by designing a targeted microarray, that interrogates only regions of known clinical relevance and using large segments of DNA as probes, and MLPA panels were also selected with similar criteria.

Fold change (± standard deviation) of a subset of P. sylvestris gene transcripts chosen for their functional relevance and used to monitor their transcript abundance at late stages of ectomycorrhizal development (30 d.p.i).

We also review the relevance, applicability, and use of the DNT study in human health risk assessment and the historical performance of the DNT study.