Sentence examples for relevant in time from inspiring English sources

It is a comparison that may become more relevant in time: two years younger and lacking El Niño's high-spec early-career pedigree, Michu may soon offer a threat to Torres at international level.

It remained relevant in time, as documented by reports, policy documents and strategies adopted or under implementation during its lifetime.

Interaction with environmental stressors and extreme weather conditions relevant in times of climate change, such as drought, can also impact the Bt concentration in the plants [69].

The idea of analyzing city dynamics with a system approach and with an eye to the transformative dimension not only is intriguing, it is highly relevant in times of increasing urbanization, limited resources of our current existence, and new communication technologies.

We investigate the combined error from two sources that have been previously identified as relevant in time-series studies: (1) instrument precision error and (2) error due to spatial variability [ 9].

Faster recognition and quantification would enable sensors to track variations of molecular species in dynamic situations, ranging from those encountered in process control of reactors to those relevant in time-resolved breath diagnostics during respiration.

While the former two components of error can have a sizeable impact on epidemiologic findings that address etiologic questions of health effects and personal exposure, it is the third component that is particularly relevant in time-series studies that address questions of the health benefits of ambient regulation [ 9].

Ebola has shed light on failing health systems in the range of countries most impacted, but these failings are not only relevant in times of crisis.

Understanding the nature and magnitude of such dependencies is particularly relevant in times of population ageing because there is conclusive evidence about cognitive functions to decline with older age [ 8- 10].

Although these building blocks are usually utilized for stable health systems they remain relevant in times of emergency as people still need to access health care provided by a system be it delivered by local facilities, NGOs or a UN agency.

The relevant divisions in time were highlighted on both images and arrows connected the highlighted divisions in time on the two time lines.