Sentence examples for a narrow relevance from inspiring English sources
But if algorithms are taking over the editing function and determining what we see, we need to make sure they weigh variables beyond a narrow "relevance".
While a small value of λ leads to a heterogeneous distribution of initial item relevance, a high value results in a narrow distribution of relevance and thus a narrow distribution of item degree.
MR angiography showed a fetal origin of the left posterior cerebral artery with a narrow segment without any pathological relevance.
Black church culture is often debated for its relevance and eschewed for a narrow, often both misogynistic and homophobic, nature.
Indeed, the obtained results align with previous research on robustness testing, which has shown that these techniques may disclose a narrow range of different issues, despite of their potential relevance to the particular system being tested [23].
This work has shown an increasing tendency for people to conceive of health in multidimensional terms beyond a narrow bio-medical model [ 14, 15], underscoring the relevance of lay ideas for a more rounded understanding of health inequalities.
The current results with generally small clinical differences and effect sizes between groups may challenge a narrow use of outcomes measures in isolation to understand the relevance of IM in primary care.
Reviews are perceived as having a limited range, a narrow focus, are poorly promoted and not updated frequently enough. 10 The medicolegal relevance of systematic reviews has not been highlighted sufficiently.
Use a narrow toothed comb.
