Sentence examples for branch relevance from inspiring English sources

The Swiss and German contexts were compared based on criteria including organization, aims, learning venues and branch relevance for VET (Table 3).

To avoid numerical instability and focus on branches of topological relevance, we computed DFs only for branches with a minimum length (>0.0004) in the source tree, which included 91 96% of branches in the complete gene tree for each gene family.

Node status consistency constraints s_{ij} - 1 le x_{i} - x_{j} le 1 - s_{ij} (29 which shows the relevance between branch status and charge status of the two nodes connected by the branch.

The second section reviews basic Newtonian mechanics, which is the branch of physics of relevance to biomechanics.

Although absence of Caveolin-1 increased the canonical Smad pathway in hepatocytes upon TGF- β stimulation, we hypothesized that the non-initiation of the AKT branch may be of relevance for the increased caspase 3 activity.

Our results indicate that third O2 addition reactions accelerate low-temperature radical chain branching at conditions of relevance to advance engine technologies, and therefore these chemical pathways should also be considered for n-alkanes with 6 or more carbon atoms.

6. Relevance is relevant.

The relevance of Arp2/3 branches itself has long been under debate [ 425], but their existence is meanwhile well documented and accepted [ 388].

"Branches are not irrelevant, but their relevance is eroding," he says.

Before presenting each generative model, we should introduce the Galton-Watson branching process for its history and relevance in modeling random trees [90].

Stuart Wetherell, sales director at Wicksteed Leisure, said its construction firm wanted to branch out into new markets to maintain relevance.