Sentence examples for difference between relevance from inspiring English sources
Stephen's answer to this question is often taken to be that hearsay is not "relevant" and he is criticised for failing to see the difference between relevance and admissibility (Whitworth 1881: 3; Thayer 1898: 266 268; Pollock 1876, 1899; Wigmore 1983a: §12).
But for a certain kind of movie, critical accolades can mean the difference between relevance and obscurity, not to mention box office success or failure.
The drumbeat of news that film critics are being laid off at newspapers across the country has upset some independent movie producers, for whom critical accolades can often mean the difference between relevance and obscurity.
This is the difference between taste and historical relevance, the two being commonly confused.
Consequently, the difference between the curves of relevance on SwissProt and TrEMBL should be larger than those of others.
Instead, the macro-accuracy is reported, which corresponds to an averaged accuracy of each individual model built (see "Methods" for more details).There is no significant difference between models built with binary relevance (i.e. independent models for each label whose output is then shown as a list of predictions) and with the chain of classifiers.
There is a case to be made for a disregard of the difference between statistical significance and clinical relevance of the reported data.
The survey suggests a difference between clinicians and patients in the relevance given to the various measures of efficacy.
Smith 1993, 1994 contain important discussions stressing the difference between violability and defeasibility, and the relevance of the former rather than the latter to CTDs.
However, there was no significant difference between the two groups, underscoring the relevance of our previous finding of an association between noradrenaline doses and the variation in PPV (see Additional file 1: eTable 2).
