Sentence examples for relevance in developing from inspiring English sources
This explorative study possesses theoretical relevance in developing a questionnaire that consists of five reliable subscales, all of which can later be used for either detecting changes in teachers' views or measuring the effectiveness of intervention programs and professional development training sessions designed for vocational education teachers.
This is of particular relevance in developing countries, especially in Asia where most earthquakes strike densely populated areas (3).
The work environment could be of particular relevance in developing countries where cancer mortality is growing [ 2].
This paper describes a prospective longitudinal study of Australian doctors' workforce participation decisions and their determinants, as the basis for generating evidence of direct relevance in developing more effective medical workforce policies.
Despite its considerable socioeconomic relevance, progress in developing successful treatments has been limited.
On the one hand, this research inquires about the potentials of social urban pioneers and change agents, intentional communities and such transnational initiatives like the transition town movement, which are discussed within the context of their global relevance in developed and developing countries illustrated by the case of India.
We draw on resource-based view (RBV) theory mainly for its relevance to SMEs in developing economies.
Background: Despite the considerable epidemiological relevance of cancer in developing countries, there are very few studies of the burden related to cancer.
This could have wide relevance in increasing coverage in developing countries.
The common liver fluke Fasciola hepatica is the agent of a zoonosis with significant economic consequences in livestock production worldwide, and increasing relevance to human health in developing countries.
The relevance of epigenetic mechanisms in developing several complex diseases is sex-biased, and numerous studies have shown that during the developing windows of life the environmental factors, including nutrition during prenatal and postnatal life, influence epigenetic modulation in a sex-related manner [ 47- 50].
