Sentence examples for relevant locality from inspiring English sources
There was a higher occurrence of local adverse events in the relevant locality where the excipient was applied.
Authorisations must be made in writing (specifying the relevant locality, the grounds for giving it and the period it is in force), approved by the local authority and published in a local newspaper and/or by notices posted in conspicuous places in the area.
However, the impact of public transportation system on local spread of dengue in urban settings remains poorly understood, due to the difficulty in collecting relevant locality, transportation and disease incidence data with sufficient detail, and in suitably quantifying the combined effect of proximity and passenger flow.
Our study will focus on the Semidi segment of the Alaska-Aleutian subduction zone; 71 years have passed since the 1938 earthquake, and the average megathrust repeat times for this zone appear to be 50 to 75 years, making it a highly relevant locality for further study.
We provided written information for women and posters We asked each locality to set up steering group meetings every six to eight weeks for group facilitators and for participant, voluntary sector, and relevant locality stakeholder representatives.
Our sampling includes six species from this region (Bufotes oblongus, B. pseudoraddei, B. surdus, B. variabilis, D. olivaceus, and D. stomaticus) and includes geographically relevant localities adjacent to the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf in Iran and Pakistan.
The findings of this study are likely to be of relevance to people affected by cancer in the UK, although may be less relevant to localities with less widespread and severe socio-economic deprivation.
The prevalence of LTCs was similar but higher than that reported for P4P targets for the relevant NHS localities, Table 1 (NHS Information Centre, Prevalence data tables).
It was decided that the discussion of day, time, and place that routinely takes part at the beginning of each session, was going to be around events and issues relevant to localities in their countries of origin.
In designing trial protocols, investigators could aim to use simpler rather than more complex designs and ideally develop research questions which are relevant in the localities in which the trial is to be conducted [ 27, 39, 52].
Thus, for this system there is empirical support for five of the six criteria for character displacement (i & ii: chance and alternative explanations ruled out, iii: independent evidence of competition, iv: association of morphology to putative selective force, vi: comparable relevant ecological parameters across localities [ 6, 60]).
