Sentence examples for acceptable relevance from inspiring English sources

Publications should be taken into account if they are of acceptable relevance and reliability.

Regarding output of simulation processes, the amount of skin factor after acidizing operation related to full-bore DST is calculated as 4.41 which has acceptable relevance to buildup analysis experiment.

The scale-CVI score yielded 0.80, indicating an acceptable cultural relevance [ 23].

Obviously, astral influence is not an acceptable or legitimate relevance relation according to modern science hence appeal to such a relation is not countenanced as explanatory by van Fraassen's theory.

DR and all posterior literature in acceptance sampling assume that the risk of rejecting acceptable lots has no relevance to the consumer.

This process continued in blocks of four participants until a determination was made that the readability and relevance were acceptable based on consensus agreement among the participants in the block.

Fourth, we selected potential prognostic factors based on published evidence and clinical relevance with acceptable psychometric properties of the measurements used.

This process continued in blocks of five participants (one from each treatment/administration type group) until a determination was made that readability and relevance was acceptable based on consensus agreements between respondents in an entire block.

This procedure has been scrutinized as part of several genome projects (Richards et al. 2008; Elsik et al. 2009; Kirkness et al. 2010; Werren et al. 2010), and extensive manual examination of orthologous groups (Waterhouse et al. 2007; Wyder et al. 2007; Lemay et al. 2009; Matsui et al. 2009) has confirmed their biological relevance and acceptable accuracy.

6. Relevance is relevant.

"Our results challenge the relevance of the Acceptable Daily Intake for pesticides because this norm is calculated from the toxicity of the active principle alone," the authors write.  .