Sentence examples for best relevance from inspiring English sources

The scale items that gave the best relevance, specificity and total-item correlation results were retained in the scale after the refinement.

By this approach, we sub-sampled the categorization scheme proposed by [40], selecting the traits of best ecological relevance in these particular communities of sessile taxa (Supplementary Table S1).

Results from these searches then were sorted by best match (relevance).

But it won't spell the end of a "democratic Twitter" because, as Google showed over a decade ago, popularity isn't the best indicator of relevance.

Although the RSBFA approach does not systematically lead to the best results, its relevance resides in the fact that the whole regionally estimated daily streamflow series is provided at the ungauged site.

With respect to the 'accountability for reasonableness' conditions, respondents indicated their hospitals performed best for the relevance (75.0%) condition, followed by appeals/revision (56.6%), publicity (56.0%), and enforcement (39.5%).

He said the shift to product was Yahoo's best chance at maintaining relevance.

But its relevance might best be summed up by one participant's answer to a question about the future of the World Trade Center site, a matter over which the governor of New York exercises great influence.

The collapse was, he says, with eerie relevance, probably best explained by "complexity theory": If the late Bronze Age civilizations were truly globalized and dependent upon each other for goods and services, even just to a certain extent, then change to any one of the relevant kingdoms, such as the Mycenaeans or the Hittites, would potentially affect and destabilize them all….

FaceTime best foreshadowed their dwindling relevance, since video calls over WiFi bypass the carrier network entirely.

Section 3 reviews the economic theory of the second best and argues its relevance to peer-to-peer systems.