Sentence examples for relevant to determination from inspiring English sources

An overview of anatomic site-dependent drug absorption is also provided and is particularly relevant to determination of transdermal patch location.

There was little information provided in the studies reviewed about factors relevant to determination of the generalisability of the study findings, for example, the setting where the treatment took place, the source population for patients or how the patients were selected.

In cases of extreme service-related disorders, the veteran's service may be relevant to the determination of guilt or innocence because the disorder may negate the requisite intent of the crime or mitigate the veteran's culpability".

Note that (a) concerns production and is also most directly relevant to content determination on Dretske's theory.

Still, Leibniz does offer at least two considerations relevant to the determination of the happiness and perfection of the world.

In this review, we examine advances in survey methodology and the results of trachoma surveys since 1999, and other issues relevant to the determination of trachoma prevalence.

Since mentalists aim to explain the nature of meaning in terms of the mental states of language users, mentalist theories may be divided according to which mental states they take to be relevant to the determination of meaning.

Grice allowed exceptions to the rule, though, "where some special feature of the substituted version is itself relevant to the determination of an implicature" (see Grice's "maxim of Manner" in §5).

The fiber-section model proposed here allows for the accurate analysis of those critical regions, taking into account the factors most relevant to the determination of its behavior, without the computational disadvantages of other more complex formulations.

What examples like (12) are often taken to show is that the reference of an expression must be relativized, not just to a context of utterance, but also to a circumstance of evaluation roughly, the possible state of the world relevant to the determination of the truth or falsity of the sentence.

The hunch that lies behind Dworkin's idea of justice as fair insurance is that the various factors that would affect the hypothetical insurance choices people would make are factors relevant to the determination of what we owe one another by way of fair shares and that the hypothetical insurance construction accurately registers the determining weight they should have.