Sentences with word «relevance»

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

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

The poll suggests that concussion safety is an issue with relevance for many people, he says, and that may help.

It is the first technology - assisted review software to offer real - time predictive coding, showing the impact each training document has on relevance scores immediately when it is reviewed.

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

The focus and mission of this project will be to create a dialogue around painting and sculpture, photography and other media, and its continued relevance in the age of new media.

An issue of special interest is the distribution of different sizes of trees, something which is of particular relevance for biomass estimates.

Weight of ice and snow is perhaps the one that drives the most questions about relevance.

The issues that they may legitimately feel are important to their custody case may actually hold little relevance in court especially with judges who may not identify with or share their concerns.

Moreover, they stated that more research is needed in order to optimize parameters and further evaluate the clinical relevance of this intervention.

If the employer sees relevance in your letter, chances are that you will win an interview meeting.

Search results are listed by relevance by default but can also be sorted by date.

However, the project focuses on the contemporary relevance of the topic by incorporating technological history, pop culture, knowledge structures, and social mechanisms of exclusion.

No one cares about the surface appearance of the game; perhaps that's an important lesson for a Church that's become increasingly concerned with cultural relevance in recent years.

The issue has gained particular relevance today, as fewer tenants are expanding and the ones that are thinking about new stores have become extremely careful about choosing appropriate locations.

What relevance does historical fiction have for contemporary readers?

Books for Change is an alternative and independent publishing and distribution initiative set up to offer the readers informed choices on issues of social relevance from a development perspective.

This information is of great relevance for intervention programs.

Did their duty to inform and illustrate about the effects of technologies gain more relevance today?

However, in this study, it had no clinical relevance at all.

Make sure that the title is changed before sending in your resume along with your application, so that it maintains relevance with the job position being applied to.

How can I establish policy relevance if I shut myself in an ivory tower and say I will not say anything about climate change?

If people are to understand relevance they need to know the relevant contexts.

The increasing relevance of electronic evidence for those of us who practice in litigation, arbitration, regulation and investigation has been clear for a number of years.

I would like to appear in an interview to demonstrate relevance of my profile with your requirements.

The events depicted took place 44 years ago but once you've seen the film, you'll realise it's a story that has just as much relevance in today's world.

-- Especially exciting is the moment when you move to a crater from the blast, it is a moment of truth which shows relevance of your theoretical model.

There are also some new discoveries and an existing video work that gains new relevance in the current political climate.

Environmental risk factors for ADHD have shown to have more substantial effect sizes than genetic factors [27], and may have more immediate relevance for clinical treatment.

With other plans already in mind, the challenge becomes maintaining relevance among a growing range of learning spaces that are already or will become available.

Millennials also place higher relevance on information from friends, neighbors and family (72 percent) than older generations.

Its historical relevance makes it the most recognized and quoted index.

And, it shows respect for the past, by finding relevance in the present.

The service will submit your resume to open job postings that have a high relevance score with your skills, experience and background.

This was basically an unthinkable task and now it has real relevance as we head into the final 1/3 of the Regular Season.

The focus should be on high relevance when it comes content and keyword development strategy.

The findings illustrate the potential relevance of considering adaptive responses by tumor cells when designing targeted therapies for cancer.

Two benefits of particular relevance here are reducing inflammation caused by exercise and other life stressors, and positively influencing the processes resulting in muscle growth.

In fact, some of these technologies could have practical relevance within the next decade.

Our personal relevance creates an initial context in which the gospel, which enters later, has room to breathe.

Featuring changing text on your homepage will help with your search engine placement even more since the major Internet directories seem to place the most relevance upon your homepage content.

Art has, in some cases, the power to maintain relevance beyond its years; to consistently illuminate and provoke discussion around the present, regardless of its date of conception.

The story takes on special relevance because a lot of very dangerous stuff is riding along on the dust (doom and gloom).

Having genes in common may help with comparing and understanding some biological processes but is of limited relevance with respect to assessing welfare, social needs etc..