Sentence examples for relevance to start from inspiring English sources

This approach will be of relevance to start a selection program based on specific genetic characteristics.

This article describes the main capabilities of the instrument, its performance as experimentally verified during the commissioning, and its relevance to currently starting ESS instrumentation projects.

Debates over what kind of missile defenses to pursue have no relevance to New START, and shouldn't be used to delay it.

It only takes one rich asshole putting his money behind something unremarkable to start a worldwide art lie about the relevance of any body of work.

Comics are a way to start to teach these kids about their culture in a way that makes, has relevance, and is cool".

Stoudemire became the first Knicks player voted to start the All-Star Game since Patrick Ewing in 1997, thanks to his help in returning the Knicks back to relevance.

This issue is particularly of relevance to Internet based start-up's who incorrectly assume the old adage 'if I build it they will come' will apply.

Why? Consider some of XP's new features and their relevance to business users: new Start menu, new Web browser interface, support for integrated Web services and built-in instant messaging.

On the eve of the publication of a work about the past, Ferris is surprised by its relevance to the present: "When I started on this — years and years ago — we were living in a different time," she said.

"Therefore Her Majesty had no means of knowing until after the trial had started of the relevance to the prosecution of the fact that Mr Burrell had mentioned to Her Majesty that he had taken items for safe keeping," Mr Boyce explained.

Recently they started giving more relevance to the human interpretability of the deltas, designing tools that produce more readable, usable and domain-oriented results.