The phrase "as relevance for" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The study has relevance for understanding climate change impacts."
Alternatives: "is relevant to" or "pertains to".
In our case study we adopt the amount spent as relevance for the units.
Face validity for the survey pre/postunit constructs (awareness, self-efficacy, engagement, as well as relevance for students) was established through an iterative item-construction process by the research team, and the content validity of the four constructs was empirically tested using exploratory factor analysis (EFA) of the preunit survey items (Stevens, 2002; Tabachnick and Fidell, 2007).
The authors of that study employ a form of separation of classes to demonstrate that a redundant feature may enhance the predictor set's ability to distinguish between two classes in a 2-class problem (thus implying that antiredundancy is not as important as relevance for the 2-class problem).
But as mentioned previously in the Background section, it has been implied that antiredundancy is not as important as relevance for the 2-class problem [ 3] – this is obvious in case of our OVA toy dataset; any subset of sufficiently relevant genes is capable of differentiating between the two classes.
Yet, although rigour is important, an overwhelming emphasis on excellence in research design and track record means that other factors, such as relevance for the community and potential for research transfer, may be neglected and these factors, in themselves, may compromise rigour.
Whether Archie has as much relevance for the teenage and preteenage set as J. Lo or as little as Captain Midnight is open to discussion.
The implications of these results for LI, as well as their relevance for experiments that use the CTA paradigm, are discussed.
As the faculty research becomes more and more specialized, the curriculum becomes increasingly fragmented and the education process loses its coherence as well as its relevance for the broader society.
The intense current interest stems from fundamental importance as well as technological relevance for energy conversion and storage technologies (e.g., batteries, photovoltaics, fuel cells, and sensing devices), and recent progresses have been extensively reviewed.
Each of these locations have important diplomatic implications for America's standing in the world, as well as political relevance for Trump's waning popularity in America.
Yet for plants, like animals, DNA barcoding has numerous scientific applications in ecology and evolution as well as direct relevance for more applied fields.
