First, it fails to capture the relevance of counterfactual effort to moral worth.
As an example, relations whose importance varies are frequently assigned to biological data to capture the relevance of co-occurrences identified by text mining, sequence or structural similarities between proteins or co-expression of genes [ 23, 60].
It is a picture adeptly chosen, capturing the profound relevance of Ali's historic career and a sense of period.
The problem is formulated as a quadratic 0 1 optimization problem where the objective function parameters represent benefit factors that capture the relevance of measuring travel times as reflected by the demand and travel time variability along specified trips.
Strengths of the simulation model presented in this study include the clinical relevance of the model, which captures the situation faced by the post-acute care population.
However, despite the increased risk of these pathologies, we are not aware of a systematic study capturing the extent and relevance of their potential impact in terms of health as well as social and healthcare resources required.
Ironically, as Hitchcock goes on to note, a similar observation may be made about the birth control pills example (2.5.2) originally devised by Salmon to illustrate the failure of the DN model to capture the notion of explanatory relevance.
The key idea here is that if two genes share many regulatory elements, they are likely to be functionally related, and would share more edges with a reference network (see Data sources), which also captures functional relevance of genes.
Two soft-computing nonlinear machine-learning methods, Support Vector Regression (SVR) and Relevance Vector Machine (RVM), are engaged to capture the nonlinear relationships between predictand and atmospheric predictors.
These include relevance, which means that the data have to capture the characteristics of the problem domain.
