Sentence examples for relevant in examining from inspiring English sources

In this respect, the volume and balance of trade, and applicable trade agreements and regimes are found to be relevant in examining the dynamics of trade relations between the two countries.

First, our measures of immunity are relevant in examining trade-offs (see Immune analysesImmune analyses section in Methods), even if apparently irrelevant as markers of mortality.

Janner's public life was closely connected with his Jewish identity: to that extent, it is a relevant point in examining why he was not investigated more fully.

The strengths of the present study include its community-based design, its large sample of patients hospitalized with AMI, and its relatively contemporary perspective in examining clinically relevant outcomes and hospital treatment practices according to the frequency of a number of important cardiac and noncardiac comorbidities.

We thank the Department of Justice and prosecution attorneys for their thoroughness in examining again and again all of the relevant evidence.

"Yet, in examining details of any individual's decision, a more reasonable and understanding line ought to be drawn between relevant and irrelevant information".

The ISM incorporates scales that are relevant to examining students' motivation in different cultural contexts (McInerney et al. 2005; 2001 20033).

No other relevant microscopical findings were found in examined tissues.

This is likely to be especially relevant in large studies examining healthy asymptomatic participants.

In the case of breast cancer, CBPR has proven particularly relevant in terms of examining potential gene environment interactions in susceptibility to the disease (Brown et al. 2006; McCormick et al. 2004).

Another plunge into the highly relevant past, examining 1960s domestic terrorism, in American Pastoral.