Sentences with phrase «of relevance»

It is very crucial to strike the right level of relevance in order to generate reader's interest in your candidacy.

Second, it grades the eternal objects in terms of their relevance for inclusion in particular actual occasions.

First, it grades the eternal objects in terms of their relevance to one another.

Together, the class can rank the words in order of relevance and importance to the text.

The coursework never seemed difficult to me, but I figured it was easy because of its relevance to my daily work life.

This time the criticism focused on a supposed lack of relevance to modern business.

This greater level of inquiry helped to develop a greater sense of relevance in the decision making process and to produce a basis of knowledge that would help guide and inform action.

These findings are also of relevance for the Human Brain Project.

Writing for a broad audience about topics of relevance to our work and of importance to the entire education community.

However, even a handful of projects every year adds up to a lot of relevance for students during the school year.

Candidate will assist search engines in increasing the level of relevance for their users.

They have evolved along with their delivery systems to maintain their evolving business model, raising their customer service standards in an effort to not be pushed out of relevance.

Once again, you must include these problems on the basis of their relevance to the advertised position.

Nor do they necessarily cover all areas of relevance.

We have all had the feeling, growing out of the 1950s, that there needed to be a new kind of relevance for academic discipline.

The importance of the relevance of the 15 P / E ratio as a valuation reference could not be more clear than with this example.

To him, the ability of his philosophy to do justice both to science and religion must be its supreme test of relevance.

When similar items are grouped together, they may be handled alike, within the sphere of relevance of the qualities defining the class.

Does that change your view of its relevance in any way?

You'll also easily be able to find cases or articles of relevance to you by doing a search on this blog site alone.

Different members of the congregation mentioned briefly something of the relevance the sermon had for them, and several made appointments for counseling.

This is of relevance when viewed along with a rapidly growing body of research highlighting the type - II - diabetes protective properties of traditional dietary practices [27].

The only way to do so is to invest in a leadership culture of empowerment, innovation and the pursuit of relevance.

Because at least for me, I'm not sure of the relevance of your assertion...?

I use this title in order to cover the current theme and to briefly mention a couple other things of relevance in the paper today.

Therefore, list everything of relevance, in the proper order according to the resume experience format you have chosen.

The second meaning of relevance has to do with the location of the firm being represented.

Give these things the same sort of relevance and importance you do work and chores.

In some quarters this goes on and on regardless of the relevance.

Scientific and technical thinking is developed through the process of problem identification and selection of proposals by criteria of relevance, effectiveness, and feasibility.

Perhaps their time of relevance as a comedic group has come and gone, so it makes sense to go back to their biggest hit.

Modern culture is so casual itself — very little is of relevance after a year or two.

It is also a crisis of the relevance of legal education, the roles of licensed lawyers in society, and where we are going as a profession.