Sentence examples for service of relevant from inspiring English sources

I suggest that if she really wants to do something in the service of relevant criticism and eliminate an overused expression that says absolutely nothing, go after "postmodern".

In each stage, service graphs on the Titan nodes perform local sensor data processing and notify the Farkle game service of relevant events, such as the completion of a stage.

Finally, attention bias modification is incorporated in Mindlight, which is a therapy mechanism in which children learn to (a) disattend to threatening cues and shifting attention away from those cues and to (b) focus on positive aspects of the environment in the service of relevant goals [ 23].

For hospital-based services, managers of relevant services were approached initially to identify the most appropriate interviewee at a senior level and to forward the invitation to more junior members of staff.

Outpatient claim files include an encrypted personal identification number, date of birth, date of service, relevant department, expenses, and the first 3 ICD-9 codes.

The anonymous gathering of the user's preferences and their statistical analysis by the relevant service providers may lead to the improvement of relevant services, e.g. assignment of PT means to alternative routes, times, etc.

Although we asked identified clinics, researchers and FASD organisations for contacts details of relevant services, our search strategy was biased towards services which had the resources to develop a website or publish research.

These voluntary initiatives are valuable in providing essential data for the planning and systematic development of relevant services towards the effective delivery of an important public healthcare service in developing countries.

It also may be attributable to insufficient government funding and a limited workforce [ 20], which restricts the availability of relevant services and, in turn, increases the demand for treatment in existing services.

"We're also developing a range of relevant services such as access to specific expert be that dieticians, personal trainers or GPs," adds Grierson.

Vulnerable citizens at risk for unnecessary suffering and unnecessarily costly care and the taxpayers and philanthropists that fund this work would be better served by larger regional private entities bringing together a patchwork of relevant services.