Sentence examples for aforementioned relevance from inspiring English sources

The aforementioned relevance of online discussions and the informative value of statistical models to explain human behavior motivate us to fill this gap in the literature by presenting the following survey.

Because of the aforementioned relevance for SDM research, data from an SDM trial are predestined for such analyses.

As aforementioned, dcGO measured relevance between domain and GO term by P value while other methods calculated it based on conditional probability.

We have carefully evaluated the aforementioned biological relevance of RNA species in non-exonic regions, and thus necessary steps have been taken for identifying non-exonic regions as discussed in the Methods Section.

DiPetrillo et al. [ 17] suggested that a candidate gene can be declared when a potential candidate gene exhibits at least three lines of evidence as to its involvement in the phenotype of study, which includes location within a known QTL, differences in gene expression, the aforementioned "functional relevance," and/or alteration in the phenotype with manipulation of the gene.

Take the aforementioned gull.

(See aforementioned racial divide).

(See: aforementioned Republican clown show).

Take the aforementioned UBER.

Having said this, we find no strong argument in favor of the aforementioned trend towards relevance.

Their task is precisely to provide a semantics for negation that allows for the truth of A and ¬A at some worlds, and a semantics for the conditional that frees it from the aforementioned fallacies of relevance.