Sentence examples for describing relevance from inspiring English sources

On the understanding that relevance is a probabilistic relation, it is tempting to think that in describing relevance as "logical", one is subscribing to a logical theory of probability (cf. Franklin 2011).

Getting, and staying, "in the deal" is one of Biden's favorite ways to describe relevance, and he has elevated the acquisition and maintenance of respect to the level of ideology.

We analyzed the effect of 5-Azacytidine on two major inhibitory cell populations, monocytic MDSCs and Tregs, with described relevance for cancer therapy.

These further nodes represented information relevant to the molecule of the parent node and could include notes describing possible relevance, questions raised and links to relevant entries on various bioinformatic databases.

This paper aims at describing the relevance of SHOBU with a full-scale HCPB BU, the constitutive parts of SHOBU, the manufacturing and joining technologies involved, the assembly sequence (taking into consideration functional steps like its filling with Li4SiO4 pebbles or its assembly in the HCPB TBM) and the welding procedures studied.

As such, we have added a sentence describing its relevance in this context.

Additional file 6 is a table describing the relevance of the TG module overlap genes to CHD-related traits.

Excellent pieces of literature [ 44, 45] are available describing the relevance of various mode, of docking using Glide and thus are not discussed in detail here.

The remainder of this paper focuses on describing the relevance of communication and marketing to public health practice through the lens of the People & Places Framework.

This year, focus was given to the work done on establishing product profiles for priority medicines for child survival (following a consultation on 6th-7th September in UNICEF Supply Division) and describing the relevance of these products in the scale up of delivery mechanisms through primary health care.

Clinical relevance is related to the concept of clinical usefulness, "a multifactorial parameter that describes the relevance and end usefulness of an intervention in patient care" [ 15].