Sentence examples for relevance to problems from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it was because my public policy courses (e.g., research evaluation, research methods and statistics, risk perception and analysis) seemed to have clearer relevance to problems of particular interest to me, or at least taught me skills needed to analyze problems and determine potential solutions.

In a study performed in Sweden from 1983 to 1999, amongst 1,575 pregnant women, an index group of 78 women was identified with specific psychosocial risk criteria related to drug addiction, mental insufficiency and particular social circumstances of possible relevance to problems of pregnancy and early child development [ 83].

As proof of its relevance to concrete problems, he cites its promotion of fair trading terms for poor-world farmers.

On the other, there is the belief that the school is an institution in which children are initiated by teachers, who are authorities in their subjects, into a body of knowledge which has no immediate connection to their lives or necessary relevance to the problems of society.

An application of this proposed methodology to detect IP-level volume anomalies in the computer network traffic suggested a high relevance to practical problems.

Because that legislation at the moment it's seen as controversial, it's blocked at the moment, but clearly would have more relevance to the problems that are currently being created".

O'Connor's observations on the popularization of science also have relevance to the problems facing scientists today in presenting meaningful scientific information to a public conditioned for flashy presentations and short attention spans.

However, chronologically, many older definitions focus on the economic prosperity of the enterprises indicated in (1), while more recent ones such as in (2) and (3), discuss companies' activities and their relevance to environmental problems and society.

Furthermore, it was stressed that the impact of foresight depends on the relevance to major problems faced by society, as well as foresight timing and the quality of the achieved results.

In [7, 8], random projection in conjunction with principal component analysis (PCA) was implemented for anomaly detection in compressed domain, and an application of this proposed methodology to detect IP-level volume anomalies in computer network traffic suggested a high relevance to practical problems.

The model has direct relevance to engineering problems such as the spread of pollutants in the air or contaminants in the water as well as climate change problems concerning the transport of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide with strongly intermittent probability distributions consistent with the actual observations of the atmosphere.