Sentence examples for relevant in particular from inspiring English sources
The performance improvement attainable by MC-CDMA with respect to the conventional OFDMA is relevant, in particular when the speed of the terminal is very high.
The influence of NGOs on waste management is relevant, in particular promoting recycling, source separation, and recognition of the informal sector.
Secondary concepts Individual and propositional knowledge, confidentiality norms, truth-functional and relevant (in particular, intuitionistic) implication, multiple and complex truth values, and program types.
However, the ERA evidence remains highly relevant in particular due to the focus on in-work support to help part time workers as well as ERA's emphasis (and effectiveness) on helping the long term unemployed back into the labour market.
In this paper we discussed quantum quenches of a Fermi–Hubbard model on scale-free graphs, motivated by the search to alternative distributions from those of the generalized Gibbs ensemble hypothesis, relevant in particular in the case of integrable lattice models.
The focus of this work was survival at specific timepoints relevant, in particular, to the 3-year disease-free survival as a surrogate for 5-year overall survival.
The meta approach chosen in this study has been to seek classification schemes in relevant literature, in particular within the papers themselves that were subject to analysis.
Higher zeta potential supported that the NPs did not aggregate much in aqueous state in general and in physiologically relevant media in particular.
Collision avoidance manoeuvres are considered for mission design and fuel budget allocation, and may have a relevant impact in particular orbital regimes.
However, the zeta potential of the two NPs was high enough to support that these NPs could not aggregate much in aqueous state in general and in physiologically relevant media in particular.
However, even though the medieval authors may use the same terminology to refer to these different concepts, this does not mean that they are not aware of the relevant differences, in particular between a conditional and a consequence.
