Sentence examples for relevant to required from inspiring English sources

By controlling the water content and using the previously used electrolyte, nanotube arrays with surface morphology, geometrical parameters and adhesion properties relevant to required applications can be achieved.

To realize the transition to collaborative community for extractive industries relevant to Greenland requires great effort and commitment by ACRM in order to perform activities assigned to a shared service provider.

At the same time, again, keeping OGP growing and relevant is going to require ensuring members are living up to the partnership's core principles.

The majority of tasks (13 of 15 case scenarios) given to participants were relevant to prototypes and required users to locate information in the same place for either prototype.

However, these essential foundations are often taught independently and relevant connections to computing, required to motivate the mathematics, are usually not made.

Another criticism of the semantic account is that specifying the kind of representation and representational manipulation that is relevant to computation may require a non-semantic way of individuating computations (Piccinini 2004).

This facile controlled growth of SnO2 embedded in CF composites is relevant to engineering applications requiring higher mechanical performance and thermal heating than attainable with conventional CF-reinforced polymer composites.

Nevertheless, it is clinically relevant to identify isolates requiring stricter conditions to adjust the photoinactivation procedure ensuring a successful therapeutic effect.

The high correlation between SAC stringency and species body size suggests that the SAC is more relevant to organisms that require a greater number of cell divisions, i.e., organisms with large body size.

He stated that his Department did not intend to amend the relevant Air Navigation Order to require pilots of four-engine aeroplanes to perform the periodic checks in a four-engine aeroplane because it considered it was more challenging to fly with one engine inoperative in a two-engine aeroplane than in a four-engine aeroplane.

A comparative proteomic analysis of various PPD preparations and their functional characterization is likely to help in short-listing the relevant antigens required to prepare a less complex and more potent reagent for diagnostic purposes.