Sentence examples for relevant for small from inspiring English sources

That is really relevant for small businesses that will increasingly be doing a lot of their recruitment from apprentices rather than graduates".

The majority of these descriptions are relevant for small molecule assessment.

The model is relevant for small to medium sized levee ponds customarily used in aquacultural production in developing countries.

The latter risk is particularly relevant for small and medium sized cities of less than 500,000 inhabitants which form more than 90%% of the cities in Europe [84].

In practice, the acoustic model describes the physics of interfacial heat transfer at low temperatures, for phonons having large wavelengths, while the diffuse model is relevant for small wavelengths phonons.

Similar to case (2), the delay time is more relevant for small seismicity density than for large one and consequently does not play a large role for the total seismicity history.

Thus, we expect the phenomenon we describe here to be most relevant for small-to-medium N. In the next section, we show that we can easily find an example for (N=200); the oscillation period in that example is comparable to the membrane time constant, which is a reasonable upper bound for frequency.

The issue is particularly relevant for smaller scientific communities.

According to this theory, the aggregation phenomenon is more relevant for smaller particles dispersions as it has been found to occur as the result of this calculation.

For mussels, it has been suggested that uptake via the gill surface (endocytosis) may be relevant for smaller microplastics, while larger particles are taken up via the digestive system ([152], see next section for further details on this study).

Basic income proponents have made the argument for cash grants as a "soft strategy for job sharing" [63], a particularly relevant point for small HRC labor markets (Fig. 4).