Sentence examples for relevance of actions from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, research has suggested that the visual analysis of human actions in the STS and/or TPJ is associated with the processing of intentionality and the social relevance of actions (i.e., Allison et al. 2000; Kampe et al. 2003; Lotze et al. 2006; Saxe and Powell 2006; Schilbach et al. 2006; Capek et al. 2008).

The relevance of action research as a research method in the information systems (IS) discipline is not disputed.

The purpose of this paper is to reflect on the relevance of action research – past, present and future – in the context of teacher professional learning in Singapore.

In spite of the significant number of reports, the physiological relevance of action potentials in hair cells remains unknown.

"Many Europeans question the relevance of our actions and doubt whether the mission is worth the lives of their sons and daughters".

The purpose of the CARE system is to provide a powerful tool which makes it possible to identify and quantify road safety problems throughout the European Union, evaluate the efficiency of road safety measures, determine the relevance of Community actions and facilitate the exchange of experience in this field.

And the wave of protest sweeping across the Arab world exposed populations who see little relevance of the actions of their governments to their lives.

But the ways in which its production is regulated and the ecological relevance of its actions remained obscure.

Rather than a cascade of developmental steps, visual and motor self-experience both contribute to the development of our cognitive capacity to interpret the relevance of perceived actions in others.

In this review we will specifically appraise and focus on the documented and potential relevance of such actions for the early programming of the stress-neurocircuit and the regulation of stress-evoked responses.

However, the clinical relevance of midazolam actions have been questioned by a recent PET study suggesting the TSPO occupancy by clinically relevant concentrations of midazolam to be too low to contribute to the BZD in vivo profile in humans (Kalk et al., 2013).