Sentence examples for aggregate relevance from inspiring English sources

So there's that personal level of relevance that is not an aggregate relevance.

Information flow scores provide an aggregate ranking of relevance of proteins with respect to the TOR signaling pathway.

Then, by setting a user-defined score threshold, the pairs of variables X j and Y k with a | M k j | value greater than the threshold will be aggregated in the Relevance Network.

We embark on an initial exploration of local factors that, on aggregate, may be of relevance to planning outcomes of proposed windfarms in rural England.

Using intrabodies to alter the kinetics of amyloidogenesis, our data illustrates that the overall speed of aggregate formation bears more relevance to the severity of intracellular dysfunction than whether or not inclusions are present at any given time point.

The following two examples will illustrate this and also address the relevance of aggregate analyses to address public health issues.

Formation is occurring by aggregate-aggregate collisions and, with a smaller relevance, single cell addition into the aggregates.

In the upper-left quadrant are providers of tools that help businesses engage with Twitter including social CRM providers like Sprinklr, HootSuite and Radian6 (acquired by salesforce.com), and integration companies like Mass Relevance, which aggregates and filters Tweets for display on TV.

Thus, when the individual perception that a location is insecure becomes the general rule is when the perception of security becomes an attribute of the region rather than the fears of some of its individuals, hence the relevance of aggregating individual perceptions of security into a single regional perception of security.

The next question is whether small aggregates might be of relevance for the pathophysiology of the neurodegenerative process.

6. Relevance is relevant.