Sentence examples for relevant determination from inspiring English sources

In the context of such "foundational semantics" (the term is Stalnaker's), the relevant determination relations aren't merely mathematical, or functional, relations; rather, relevant are those relations "in virtue of" which something has meaning, i.e., relations "constitutive of", or essential to, having meaning.

The N-labelling method performed in this study allowed the distinction between endogenous and exogenous N fluxes and, therefore, the relevant determination of the involvement of N uptake and remobilization during seed filling.

Since the current spatial and spectral resolution of our sdLCS system are comparable to the tdLCS system (Table 1), the resolution of our system is sufficient to obtain relevant determinations of local tissue chromophore concentrations, e.g. within the dermis, or epidermis only as shown in Ref. [ 3].

An overview of anatomic site-dependent drug absorption is also provided and is particularly relevant to determination of transdermal patch location.

Various recommendations and formulations relevant for determination of the rational stiffened plate design (with respect to the considered problem) are proposed.

"When push comes to shove, the most relevant legal determination about what is public and what isn't will be FOIA," she said.

Histologic classification alone has not proven clinically relevant for determination of tumors likely to metastasize or exhibit resistance to chemotherapy protocols.

It was concluded that OSEM causes bias in regions located within a hotter background, especially relevant for determination of an IDIF.

There was little information provided in the studies reviewed about factors relevant to determination of the generalisability of the study findings, for example, the setting where the treatment took place, the source population for patients or how the patients were selected.

Since the desired outcome is to be able to identify patients at risk of developing CMV related disease, the most relevant statistical determinations are the positive predictive value and the negative predictive value.

In cases of extreme service-related disorders, the veteran's service may be relevant to the determination of guilt or innocence because the disorder may negate the requisite intent of the crime or mitigate the veteran's culpability".