Sentence examples for relevant for a range from inspiring English sources
The EU-DEMO remote maintenance strategy must be relevant for a range of in-vessel component design options.
and the discussions in this paper should therefore be relevant for a range of organisations that are faced with existential threats.
A better understanding of what motivates humans to perform certain actions is relevant for a range of research challenges including generating action sequences that implement goals (planning).
The first criterion is that the BEFM must be relevant for a range of agri-environmental zones.
These activities would ideally focus on common issues or cases dealt with and relevant for a range of professions, such as medications, falls, stroke and discharge planning.
This study expands the results described in previous papers by examining the measurement properties of a selection of ALDS items, judged to be clinically relevant for a range of medical specialities, in a mixed population.
Taken together the tests we have done indicate that our methods can successfully capture a range of human phenotypes from the scientific literature that are relevant for a wide range of heritable diseases.
These are relevant for a diverse range of career routes, from retail and hospitality management to working for charity projects, PR and events, quality control or general administrative roles.
Considering agricultural landscapes as networks can provide information about spatial connectivity relevant for a wide range of applications including pollination, pest management, and ecology.
But Rose sees the market for this tool as significantly wider: "As people are getting more of their information from short form video, a product like Videopath becomes relevant for a wider range of content types – such as for investigative reports, video journalism, event documentation and education.
This study highlights an oxidation-assisted fatigue crack initiation mechanism in 20 μm thick electroplated Ni films under loading conditions relevant for a wide range of microelectromechanical systems, such as extreme stress gradients at the surface (50% decrease over the first micrometer from the surface).
