Sentence examples for some relevant issues from inspiring English sources

To be sure, the report had some valuable recommendations and also raised some relevant issues.

In any case, Rosen's incompleteness worry arises only for those modal fictionalist theories which do indeed admit that the modal fiction is silent on some relevant issues.

This paper discusses some relevant issues concerning the wind-tunnel modelling of wind flows over complex terrain during neutrally stable, strong-wind episodes.

After this pilot phase, the design and development of the final instruction implied making decisions about some relevant issues such as type of instruction, selection of strategies, and structure.

By observing the state of the art models, we have identified some relevant issues which have not been addressed yet and are expected to receive growing attention in the following years.

Some relevant issues of process design and operation are to be stressed and the results of the first of its kind bench-scale plant experimentation are given in great detail.

While I do not disagree with many of his points, I think he has missed some very relevant issues in his overly optimistic assertion pertaining to Japan's future.

Specialised follow-up papers, based on the evolutionary framework presented here and dealing with some clinically relevant issues, are in preparation.

For a brief introduction to some of the relevant issues, together with a bibliography for further reading, see Section 10 of the entry on Aristotle' Metaphysics.

Our analysis has pursued to present in an integrated way some of the relevant issues that should be taking into account to make decisions on the implementation of personalized medicine.

Here we describe some of the relevant issues for the novice, illustrating key points using data collected with a variety of labeled oligonucleotides and the relaxase domain of F plasmid TraI.