Sentence examples for relevant for determining the from inspiring English sources

Because this parameter can represent the position of the satellite relative to the Sun, it is relevant for determining the mean SLT with respect to the Sun in association with energetic particle injection in the nightside magnetotail.

Again, the fact that lSSS ports is included in the model, instead of either SSS ports or sSSS ports, indicates that especially the number of large SSS ports is relevant for determining the liquid bulk SSS volume of a country.

After the second time period (i.e., at the beginning of the year 2010) the tax shield becomes relevant for determining the net operating profit after taxes of EUR 61.994 million, as interests of EUR 0.058 million must be paid for two expiring loans (repayment amount of EUR 0.5 million).

The hypothesis of this work is that, in addition to mean polarity and molecular mass, the given amino-acid sequence, or its equivalent the way in which polarity is arranged along the molecule is also relevant for determining the transition temperature and the latent heat of that transition.

Other human and ecological factors are also relevant for determining the distribution of Ae. albopictus populations [22].

What is likely to be more relevant for determining the degree of ubiquitination, is the binding affinity of the conjugated ubiquitin with the target substrate, the mode of ubiquitination (for example, mono- versus polyubiquitination), and the E2 or ubiquitin-conjugating enzyme that is employed.

To address these aspects, the monitoring record for North Stradbroke Island provides a relevant opportunity for determining the structural development of native vegetation among reconstructed ecosystems.

While in vivo tumors offer the most clinically relevant tool for determining the spatial distribution and penetration of GNPs, the complex biological factors prevent a focused analysis of the individual components that contribute to the transport of GNPs and other agents [19, 20, 21].

Given these data, it is apparent that the N66S mutation is relevant and critical for determining the pathogenic potential of influenza.

That the context of use does not uniquely pick out one relevant body of knowledge for determining the truth of epistemic modal statements is not, as MacFarlane notes, something that can be accommodated by "the framework of contextualism, which requires that the relevant body of knowledge be determined by features of the context of use".

But indexicality is a more general phenomenon: verb tense and aspect point to context for determining the relevant temporal point or interval.