So, there has to be a close relevance of the core product to the extended product.
While accepting the bi-directional influence of facts and values, Anderson (2004) rejects holism, arguing that some observations bear closer relevance relations than others to specific values.
Having close relevance to NLP, sentiment analysis faces NLP issues like co-reference resolution, negation handling, and word sense disambiguation etc., which add more difficulties due to their variation.
But the fact that Quixey's cracked the basic idea of searching across and into apps in a way that is not dependent on specific keywords, and sorts by closest relevance regardless of who publishes the app, is the kind of disruptive move that might force solutions to those issues by default.
Therefore, despite the advantages of high throughput with the TZM-bl assay, alternative neutralization assays might have closer relevance to the in vivo situation.
Therefore, to generate samples of closest relevance to the in vivo situation, slender and stumpy forms were derived from infections in mice.
Three genes (g3280, g7063 and g7566) responded sensitively to all nutrient-deficient conditions during the late stage, which suggested their close relevance to lipid biosynthesis.
The decidua was dissected from the surface of the basal plate of the placenta, which has close relevance to normal placental physiology.
With the advances of cutting-edge technology, it is anticipated that Smad7 will continue to be an intriguing molecule that will be vigorously investigated in the future, especially considering its close relevance to human diseases.
Representative tumour tissues were prepared as tissue microarrays (TMA), which were subject to IHC using a broad panel of markers of close relevance to BC biology/classification in addition to markers of DNA damage repair.
