Sentence examples for relevant to the problems from inspiring English sources

What key design practices are particularly relevant to the problems of today's society?

This section describes some key characteristics and features of agriculture in DRC, relevant to the problems under review.

The comic is surrounded by poetry and jokes that are also eerily relevant to the problems of modern life.

They also understood that NATO was no longer very relevant to the problems the United States was facing.

Two of these are relevant to the problems identified in this research.

Hoff and colleagues note that they considered their measures to be independent, but their reasons are not relevant to the problems imposed by failing to correct for correlations.

The thermal parameters employed in this study were chosen because they are typical of non-lethal freezing thermal parameters most relevant to the problems of cryosurgery.

These items suggest students have a reluctance to go out of their way for such patients and perhaps to a certain extent consider their skills not relevant to the problems faced by patients who have substance abuse problems.

By the mid-1990s, many inside (Browner 1995; U.S. EPA 1995, 1997a) and outside (NAPA 1995 NRC 1994 , 1996; PCCRARM 1997; Sexton 1997) the U.S. EPA had come to believe that conventional risk assessment needed to be revamped to make it more relevant to the problems confronting decision makers.

In any case, the controversies associated with Williams's understanding of immortality are also relevant to the problem of evil.

Some papers include data that are relevant to the problem being investigated, but were gathered for other purposes.