Sentence examples for relevant and significant from inspiring English sources

An assessment of the pairwise comparisons between all display and hemisphere conditions did not find any relevant and significant comparisons (i.e., interhemispheric difference within the same display type).

But post hoc analyses did not find any relevant and significant effects (meaning, interhemispheric differences within the same stimulus type or interhemispheric differences between stimulus types).

But in a remark that did seem to reflect the vibrant artistic scene of her new home, California, she said she hoped to "expand the vocabulary of dance, to make it relevant and significant to Cambodian audiences of today".

"When we discussed the philosophy behind it we decided that, seeing as how the cosmos was infinite, everybody who dies can afford to go to some kind of purgatory plane that is relevant and significant to them.

This paper pursues two objectives, first stating on the actual published work mainly in citing relevant and significant contributions on this subject.

Ali Amini Najafi, an Iranian art critic based in Germany, said: "The works in the collection are not randomly or arbitrarily chosen, it is clear that people involved in selecting them had a consistent plan to pick relevant and significant samples to depict the evolution of modern art and also to make sure that all movements from impressionists to pop art are represented.

Caregivers confirmed the items presented in the IMPA scale addressed the relevant and important functional limitations significant to them and their children.

This book focuses on the most recent, relevant, comprehensive and significant aspects in the well-established multidisciplinary field Laboratory Astrophysics.

The purpose was to identify relevant, reproducible and significant biomarkers reflecting a possible age-related imbalance of barrier function.

The main findings of this pilot study were a clinically relevant and statistically significant change in HbA1c in the two intervention arms and a statistically significant improvement in treatment satisfaction in the intervention arms, most pronounced in the CarbCountABC arm.

The first few drafts you're still stuck thinking that the relevant and emotionally significant names are Judge Judy and Sandra Bullock.