Sentence examples for relevance in relation from inspiring English sources

Concurrent work on a retinal simulator [ 41] can be used to test related concepts, and may lead to new steps of relevance in relation to retinal implants for patients with reduced vision or blindness [ 42].

Or it can be based on judgments of quality and relevance in relation to the best art of its time.

This may have relevance in relation to muscle tendon unit injury and the assessment of flexibility.

Finally, the resources are sorted according to their adherence degree and document relevance in relation to user search.

The present review starts describing nitroxyl (azanone, 1HNO) biological relevance, in relation with NO physiology, from a chemical reactivity perspective.

We conclude that certain indicators based on spatial structure also have relevance in relation to landscape preferences in agricultural landscapes.

There are few absolutes; everything has meaning and relevance only in relation to everything else.

Since breast cancer relapses in ER α-positive patients often occur late (Saphner et al, 1996), this finding may be of clinical relevance, particularly in relation to consideration of extended adjuvant endocrine therapy in such patients.

For Cif belief, it is worth dwelling on the relevance Plato has in relation to the religious instincts that seem part and parcel of being human too.

The interview then switched to English, and Mr. Stewart discussed, among other things, "Rosewater," the film he will direct, the relevance of satire in relation to political discussion and the lack of traffic lights in Cairo.

In this study, the clinical relevance of EPclin in relation to well-established clinical guidelines is assessed.