Sentence examples for Instrumental relevance from inspiring English sources

Reduction of economic and social inequality also has instrumental relevance for good health.

IVs have to be highly correlated with the predictor (instrumental relevance) [ 14, 18], influence the outcome only via the predictor, be orthogonal to the error in the predictive model (instrumental exogeneity) and require large Ns [ 3– 5, 14– 14].

This condition corresponds to the instrument relevance assumption in the empirical section, which assures a sufficient correlation between the endogenous variable, i.e., wage cuts, and the instrumental variable, i.e., the status of a performance-based payment system.

I added that it was particularly important to challenge the relevance of "instrumental arguments" about funding; even more so to insist on the "intrinsic importance of values as a key justification" for arts support.

This has direct relevance for instrumental corrections and data homogenisation.

These specificity-switch mutants have been instrumental in addressing the relevance of selective pathways in several biological contexts [ 9, 23– 26].

Early involvement of an advisory committee composed of decision makers and experts in the fields of healthcare policy, governance, healthcare performance, and health workforce was instrumental to ensure the relevance of the review.

6. Relevance is relevant.

There are, however, objections against the validity and the relevance of the instrumental variable.

This is particularly important when recruiting participants from marginalized communities, such as diverse ethnic minorities, in which community representatives can be instrumental in enhancing the cultural relevance of research design [ 10].

Building upon this neuromuscular biomechanics paradigm is of immense clinical relevance: it will be instrumental to the development of clinical treatments to preserve and restore manual ability in people suffering from neurological and orthopedic conditions.