Sentence examples for remote relevance from inspiring English sources

There's still a need for players capable of performing certain tasks, defending particular opponents, and operating from specific spaces on the floor, but the positions as we know them are so bungled on this roster as to lose any remote relevance.

Therefore, this study provides indirect evidence (constituted by our offline TMS over MFG results) for the functional relevance of remote neural effects of TMS (the decrease of MFG activation found by Sack et al. [21] during TMS over PPC).

An important aspect of the association between air quality and health impacts is the relevance of remote emissions sources that emit chemical species that can affect areas downwind.

Identifying 'core-group' clusters is therefore very important in gonococcal disease transmission studies and is of particular relevance in remote communities where close-knit sexual networks are likely to exist [ 17].

6. Relevance is relevant.

Maathuis et al. (2005) reasoned that contamination of the future prosthesis site might be of more relevance than contamination of remote objects such as light handles and knives, which some studies have reported.

Another issue that came up during the panel discussion was the relevance of citizen journalism in remote areas like Katine, in north-east Uganda.

But funding and logistics in remote areas present serious challenges to achieving relevance.

Features in the same partition can be viewed as having a similar scale of relevance, while features from two remote partitions do belong to two distinct feature types.

"You may still be working on the same question, but you give less relevance to the NASA or remote-sensing aspect of the project," says Letelier.

The review deals with the problem of using artificial gravity in piloted space missions, its history and relevance to the proclaimed goals of remote space exploration.