Sentence examples for relevant suggesting from inspiring English sources
Further, the use of a test sequence revealed that these readout dynamics only occurred when test objects were behaviorally relevant, suggesting volitional control.
Asked if his announcement was intended to draw as much attention to himself as to his intentions, Mr. Saylor said he did not think the question was relevant, suggesting that Michelangelo's greatness was not compromised because he signed his paintings.
An expectation that assets used in the activity may appreciate in value can be relevant, suggesting that one can achieve a profit in more than one way.
These findings could be clinically relevant, suggesting that in order to improve TMD symptoms other existing comorbidities need to be assessed and addressed, probably in interdisciplinary clinics hosting multiple health professions [55].
In addition, the facilitated uptake of propranolol was more evident at low concentrations that are more environmentally relevant; suggesting that in certain situations uptake may be under predicted.
Furthermore, this study could be clinically relevant suggesting objective data (swallowing duration and muscle activity pattern) in order to check dental therapy (prosthetic and orthodontic treatment).
The video (only the first two minutes of which are relevant) suggests some overlaps between Baron Cohen's character and the designer's own shtick (or Stück).
No explicit quality criteria for the studies reviewed was employed as our aim was to identify all relevant suggested methods.
Mr Stark avoided mentioning any of these relevant facts, suggesting that his narrative of the crisis is incomplete.
Using quantified evidence has become a prerequisite for shaping socio-economic realities and coping with publicly relevant problems, suggesting the existence of objective and precise knowledge to make public policies both more effective and legitimate (Mayntz, 2017).
There's plenty of relevant research suggesting the power of newspaper endorsements is over-rated.
