To determine the effective relevance of this finding, we split the whole group into two subgroups of 10 young (<18 years) and 10 adult (≥18 years) patients for comparison: only 6 curves showed significantly different CMCs between groups (p < 0.05, U-test).
The improved results in cross validation demonstrate that users are consistent in the articles that they select for viewing and that these selections are an effective implicit source of relevance feedback yielding improved biomedical literature search performance.
To allow the direct estimation of biologic relevance, an effective annotation of microarray experiments is a major task that has been approached by the MGED group (Microarray Gene Expression Data Group, www.mged.org), which defined the standards for annotation and publication of microarray experiments.
Public and patient involvement is recognized as an effective approach to improving the relevance of research, increasing the value of scientific research without compromising its rigour, facilitating the implementation of innovations, and increasing the external validity of results [ 1, 2].
Combining genetic and physical interaction data with biochemical data has been shown to be an effective means of evaluating and assigning biological relevance to observed phosphorylation.
As this is less effective, metformin as an adjunct to thrombolysis (or PPCI) could represent an effective, cheap means of cardioprotection with global relevance.
The induction of such responses is of great clinical relevance in the development of an effective HIV vaccine.
With the capability of uncertainty representation and management, Relevance Vector Machine (RVM) becomes an effective approach for lithium-ion battery RUL estimation.
Minimum Redundancy Maximum Relevance (mRMR), proposed by Peng et al., is an effective feature-selection method for evaluating the worth of an attribute by considering the minimum redundancy between attributes and the maximum relevance between attributes and targets [ 7].
