Sentence examples for relevant to be mentioned from inspiring English sources

A study, highly relevant to be mentioned here, was done by Sadjadi [10], where the GSL was investigated in f ( R ) Open image in new window with the scale factor a(t) = a0(t s  − t)−nwith n > 0 and derived some conditions for the validity of GSL, supposing the temperature to be proportional to the Gibbons-Hawking temperature and taking future event horizon as the horizon of the universe.

Arguments from silence generally fail unless a fact is known to the author and is important enough and relevant enough to be mentioned in the context of a document.

Since last year, the parliamentary rules have been updated to explicitly list the types of relation – "parent, child, grandparent, grandchild, sibling, uncle, aunt, nephew or niece of the MP or of a spouse, civil partner or cohabiting partner of the MP" – whose relevant business interests would have to be mentioned by an MP in "any proceeding of the House".

In the text the % sequence identity for the relevant pairs should be mentioned.

Among others, the implementation of nonlinear control methods as well as monitoring some relevant process variables can be mentioned.

Constraints on resources and poor access to relevant expertise were mentioned by study authors in response to our requests for information on qualitative studies.

Farquharson was credited by Professor William Goldberg of McMaster University with "attack[ing] racism as part of [his] clinical teaching" because he suggested patient race should only be mentioned if relevant to their diagnosis; he is also credited with combating anti-Semitism.

This is only briefly alluded to in the Discussion, but in fact it seems relevant from the opening and should be mentioned in the Introduction already.

Some relevant works in f(T) theory must be mentioned here.

However the converse (the opposite direction correlation with DCIS) will also be mentioned when clinically relevant.

This possibility should be mentioned since it is relevant for the discussion of whether the motor domain interaction is a way of creating a Golgi ribbon tether or perhaps a form of motor activity regulation.