Sentence examples for relevance for instance from inspiring English sources

The juxtaposition of 'academic research' versus 'policy relevance', for instance, seems unconvincing.

Obtaining a quantitative understanding of river groundwater interactions is of high practical relevance, for instance within the context of riverbank filtration and river restoration.

Understanding the mechanisms that dictate protein stability is of large relevance, for instance, to enable design of temperature-tolerant enzymes with high enzymatic activity over a broad temperature interval.

For instance, it may be possible that under certain circumstances a fictional entity of high personal relevance (e.g., a "World of Warcraft" character to a chronic gamer) could yield greater activation than a real famous person of low personal relevance (for instance, a famous talk show host to the same person).

While these may be pig specific, further analysis would be needed to confirm their biological relevance (for instance by testing their differential expression across tissues).

Back then, those who wrote about the country had to make arguments for its relevance to, for instance, the larger story of democracy.

You can do something more like keyword searching in smaller subject collections, but nothing like Google searching (there is no relevance ranking, for instance), because the tools for doing anything meaningful with Web archives are years behind the tools for creating those archives.

Future research will be needed to show the exact organisation and structure of the minimal self in order to reveal its psychodynamic relevance (see for instance [ 8, 9]).

This is a rough heuristic to decide whether overtime potentially has relevance for this instance.

QR seemed like it was going to make its way to North American relevance around eight years ago, for instance, when tech started trying to copy the model they saw working so well in places like Japan with advanced cellular phones.

It is also perfect time for promoting the relevance of translational medicine, for instance through the synergies between biomedicine and quantitative/computational disciplines contributing to the developments in EHR analysis, modelling and comorbidity inference.