Sentence examples for relevant start from inspiring English sources

Stylishly set in cafe society, this astute "Merchant" gets the new season of "Masterpiece Theater" off to a smashing, unexpectedly relevant start.

A missing drug was defined as a clinically relevant START outcome.

Correspondingly, overtreatment was defined as ≥1 clinically relevant STOPP outcome (≥1 inappropriate drug) and undertreatment as ≥1 clinically relevant START outcome (≥1 missing drug).

Data on the total number of months of each HAART regimen dispensed, as well as any relevant start and/or stop dates, were extracted from pharmacy patient files.

Design activity is often pointed out as a potential key instrument for creating change in sustainable directions, and the social practice as a relevant starting point for such work.

Although each of the nations recognize their reforms have not been completely successful, from the U.S. perspective these reforms demonstrate that policies matter and provide a relevant starting point for discussions about reforming the U.S. system.

"We think that's one of the nice things about our community of mentors…we have some who are actually Y Combinator alumni and they also know how to code," says Choxi. "Students ask them questions that are a little bit tangential to web development, but are still relevant starting a company.

And it would come at no shock-value to me if either of these relatively brilliant and relevant start-up companies, Splash or ThruIM, did.

All of these functions provide therapeutically relevant starting points for developing predictive multi-scale models.

We aligned the sequences from each transfection to its relevant starting sequence using SEAVIEW (Galtier et al., 1996).

The increase of the StO2 slope after arterial occlusion is statistically relevant starting from the second day of infusion of APC (P < 0.03).