When the judge excludes evidence for any of these reasons, and the judge has the discretion to do so in many countries, the evidence is excluded despite it being relevant (e.g., United States' Federal Rule of Evidence 403).
Results showed that (a) others are judged by the costs they incur (a variable not relevant to asocial foraging), whereas (b) others are not judged by the benefits they provide when benefits provided are unrevealing of underlying psychological variables (despite this variable being relevant to asocial foraging).
For endometrial cancer, few prognostic markers are available and presently the therapeutic strategy is not based on molecular subclass, despite increasing evidence for this being relevant for clinical phenotypes (Salvesen et al, 2009; Kandoth et al, 2013).
Ms. Silverman said the production is relevant despite its period milieu.
Similarly in a cohort of HAART-treated Hin infected children in Kwazulu Natal, CD4% was not predictor of mortality underscoring the fact that TLC may still be relevant despite lacking direct association with CD4% [ 28].
Despite his supervisors insisting it was relevant to his research, the university informed the police.
We conclude that despite its limitations, our algorithm is relevant in the field of real-time obstacle avoidance.
Despite the obtained results, it is relevant to point out that pediatrician's behavior related to asking about caregiver's doubts was positively and moderately associated with questions expressed by the caregiver (r = 0.32; p < 0.01), and also positively and weakly associated with obtaining information from the caregiver (r = 0.18; p = 0.03).
Despite these limitations, our results are relevant to health officials, sustainability scientists, and urban planners.
In eight of these nine web pages, the length of follow-up was also not reported, despite the fact that this was relevant to the conditions in question.
