Sentence examples for relevance of statements from inspiring English sources

The 200-plus participants, most of them women, answered questions such as "How often do you drink... brewed coffee?" and ranked the relevance of statements such as "I have had a sensation... that I left my body temporarily".

The moderator also specified that the value or relevance of statements could not be discussed, but that questions could be asked to clarify their meaning.

Concerns had been raised on the superficiality and lack of relevance of mission statements.

This factor analysis detected patterns in participants' rating of the relevance of several statements concerning the monitoring and evaluation of community resilience.

Relevance assessment primarily focused on 'hard information' variables as defined in the following: balance sheets indicates the relevance of financial statements in the assessment of the firm's reliability by the bank manager, territorial data measures the relevance of quantitative data related to the territory (GDP per capita, infrastructure, etc).

Thirty students completed the simplified Chinese AHP questionnaire for the purpose of testing the clarity and relevance of the statements.

The Consensus Group included representatives from many European countries, but the relevance of the statements to all European primary care/gastroenterology settings cannot be determined.

This penultimate version was then sent back to the expert group members who carried out a final assessment by scoring the relevance of each statement from 1 (not at all relevant) up to 5 (highly relevant); the score three, as the median, was established as the cut-off point and the items that scored less were considered of little or no relevance [ 34].

The relevance of that statement depends on who is doing the talking.

Although in most reports and review articles, the raw data (e.g. odds ratios) were given inside the results section, it is likely that many readers may not check inside the text the relevance of the statement put in the summary ("the DRD4 gene is associated with ADHD").

Again this is more accurate, but reduces the relevance of the statement.