Sentence examples for concept relevance from inspiring English sources

Using a notion of concept relevance based on the h-index measure, we were able to enhance our validation process so that for a fixed recall, we increased precision by excluding from the results a higher amount of false positives.

We used the h-index to measure its concept relevance in the ontology, adapting from the definition proposed by Hirsch [8] to measure the impact of the research work of a scientist.

The PGCIQ was developed using simultaneous item generation, a process that allows for consideration of concept relevance in all stages of development and in all languages being developed.

This is a modified version of Davis' scale [ 40], which has been used in past studies examining item to concept relevance (content validity) [ 27].

The ASD was developed in line with FDA guidance in terms of content validity in a population similar to the clinical trial population, and includes evidences to support concept relevance, saturation of concept, and appropriate understanding of the concepts presented on the part of the patient.

In this paper we juxtapose two well-known accounting concepts: relevance and reliability.

In this review, the pathophysiological concepts, relevance, diagnosis and management of patients with 'pseudoprogression' and 'pseudoresponse' are discussed.

Acceptability is defined relative to audiences the one's for whom arguments are intended but the other basic concepts, relevance and sufficiency, although illustrated by examples, remain as intuitive, undefined concepts (see Tindale, 2007).

Based on this analysis, several revisions were made to the scale before it was formally assessed for item-concept relevance (i.e., content validity) with an expert panel.

The social capital framework used here was adapted from Morrow's [ 48] original qualitative work exploring the concepts relevance to young people.

Instead of investigating a unitary concept of relevance, our conceptual framework considers both topical and psychological relevance as defined by Harter (1992).