Once associated with words in a textual document, these labels constitute relevant features of a text.
However, gelatin is water soluble and presents poor mechanical properties, which generally constitute relevant limitations to its applicability.
However, they need HV of approximately 10 kV and a careful control of the gasmixture supply, which might constitute relevant inconveniences if employed in a volcanic environment.
We are confident that the presented set of research papers constitute relevant steps towards pursuing the challenging task of coping with the strict energy efficiency requirements that are imposed on embedded system application domains.
It can be expected that the study's context equally constitutes relevant issues for all test persons and that all students should obtain a comparable interest, previous knowledge, and experiences concerning the addressed content area.
Selection of reservoir location, the floodable basin forest handling, and the design of dam structures devoted to water supply (e.g. water outlets) constitute relevant features which strongly determine water quality and frequently demand management strategies to be adopted.
In both cases, the maximum order of differentiation of each output appearing in the model inversion constitutes relevant information since it characterizes the regularity of the trajectory to be followed.
Their necessity for the maintenance of self-renewing stem and progenitor cells, raises the possibility that these proteins, independently of genetic alterations, may constitute relevant targets for therapeutic strategies aiming to prevent growth and recurrence of tumors [18].
Among immunologic markers, anticitrullinated protein/peptide antibodies (ACPAs) constitute relevant tools in the diagnosis and prognosis of early RA.
Transcripts that significantly correlated with SA/V ratio after adjusting for patient gene expression variation constitute relevant biological candidates.
