Sentence examples for relevant response to from inspiring English sources
Mr. Summers: As a relevant response to current problems in the current context, I think not.
The CII Governancee Alert" went on to analyze the Wachtell bylaw as a relevant response to this problem, but it did not expressly endorse it.
The 'energy harvesting' discipline is proving to be the first relevant response to the need for power supply without wire connections and batteries.
Thomas O. Enders, the company's chief executive, said two department heads would be assigned to investigate live data transmission, external black boxes and one low-tech but highly relevant response to the loss of Flight 447 — extending the life of the black box pinger.
A clinically relevant response to MST® (pain reduction of more than 50%) was evident in 42%, a partial response (pain reduction of 25 50%) in 8% of the patients.
In practical terms, the commission found that when a consumer used Google to search for shopping-related information, the site systematically displayed the company's own comparison product at the top of the search results — "irrespective of whether it is the most relevant response to the query," Ms. Vestager said in a commission-issued statement about the charges.
These dose-responsive transcripts may in fact be biologically relevant responses to acute pyrethroid intoxication which would have been excluded using the standard SAM analysis.
This paper outlines the different types of application that may provide relevant responses to the main questions arising in land planning about ecological networks.
The more relevant responses to the distinct formulations from the experimental design were hardness, friability, and the amount of amoxicillin dissolved during the first hour.
These results suggest that kinome profiling can complement available tools for genomics and proteomics research as it may lead to prediction of biologically relevant responses to external stimuli.
Inter-individual genetic differences among human populations have been shown to explain a substantial fraction of the variance in clinically relevant responses to opioids [ 6, 7].
