Sentence examples for relevant to show from inspiring English sources

The evidence of battered child syndrome was relevant to show intent, and nothing in the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment requires the State to refrain from introducing relevant evidence simply because the defense chooses not to contest the point.

The Government did not at this time argue, as it had previously, see n. 3, supra, that the numbers evidence was relevant to show "other aspects" of the bets even if it could not be used to prove that the business violated state law.

Comparison with this material is relevant to show the efficiency of the biosorbents under the analysis.

Concerning how a content stream for one user can be refined based on the tastes of their peers, this patent likely covers how Facebook decides which posts are relevant to show in the news feed.

The AP reports Carpenter wrote in a filing that texts, photos and other records are relevant to show "whether Ms. McBride had a character trait for aggression".

The ad technology scans the webpage to determine what ads would be relevant to show before connecting with ad exchanges to see which one is willing to pay the most to place a matching ad.

Whether someone got a benefit, such as a rehearsal dinner or the promise of a trip to a massage parlor, seems hardly relevant to showing securities fraud.

The immense quantity of such representations is relevant to showing that these are not isolated statements, but rather, part of a national campaign in which defendant Rosedale individually and actively participated.

However, this difference is not as relevant to showing that STAR can provide safe, effective GC results across very different patients and clinical practices.

AI could help Facebook find relevant content to show from people and Pages you don't follow.

[project codename "Social Search"] We improved our signals for identifying relevant +Pages to show in the right-hand panel.