Sentence examples for relevant to the questions posed from inspiring English sources

Edelman's observation is particularly relevant to the questions posed by Proposition 23, the California initiative designed to defeat state-based climate change reform.

Individual collaborators must not publish data concerning their participants which are directly relevant to the questions posed in the study until the main results of the study have been published.

External experts with good overviews of the networks of Dutch, Belgian, and European researchers were provided with the questionnaire and background information, and were asked to nominate experts with sufficient relevant knowledge to assess the questions posed (explicitly on climate & health, uncertainties, and adaptation).

This seems to suggest that there was another official inquiry, one that is perhaps more relevant to the legal questions posed by the footage.

And if so, can we attribute to it the significance that would make this philosophical enterprise both important in itself and relevant to the many questions posed by beauty, criticism, and art?

Previous studies of criterion effects in classification tasks (Healy & Kubovy, 1981; Lee & Janke, 1964, 1965) have not used natural criteria but arbitrary points along a continuum such as brightness, and thus are not relevant to the question we pose here.

The questions posed to producers are also included.

The questions posed to the interviewees were open-ended.

No studies exist, however, that have compared the societal usefulness and quality of the research done: were the study questions relevant to health and were they constructed in a way that adequately answered the questions posed?

But back to the question posed?

It all comes down to the question posed earlier.