Sentence examples for relevant format from inspiring English sources

Most published or publically available dietary data were limited or not in the relevant format.

Health status scores should therefore be presented in a coherent clinically relevant format, with clear guidelines for interpretation and preferably with to-the-point recommendations.

If the relevant format is not recovered from the algorithm for any of the two interactors, then the non-UniProt interactor identifier is compared against a maintained interactor identifier dictionary.

The paid version is of course much more complete, including Global Review Index by segmented by department rather than hotel level, tracking of all reviews/user generated content in all relevant formats (text, photo, video, etc).

The N510, which may never even be released outside of China, has a 800×600 display (that's 167 pixels per inch) and reads most of the relevant formats, including PDF and plain text.

To encourage and facilitate the application of rRNA models in phylogenetics of early metazoans, we present 52 SSU rRNA secondary structures over the taxonomic range of Porifera in a database, along with some basic tools for relevant format-conversion.

When results were ready, consultations with the community helped produce culturally relevant formats for presentations.

Further research is needed to clarify: what types of socially-shared content are needed, preferred, and beneficial/harmful to patients; whether this information should be monitored/managed in the context of PtDAs; and whether it can be collected and presented in neutral, unbiased, low literacy, and culturally-relevant formats.

The relevant bread format, accurate baking time and fibres content could be selected in function of given crust properties.

The gist is that the Kinect takes 3D photos of whatever (in the video, it's of enthusiastic young people), then the images are converted to the relevant file format, then passed off to a Dimension 3D printer.

"We want to make these really relevant trending formats so anyone can jump in," Enthoven declares.