Sentence examples for differing relevance from inspiring English sources

The PCA results suggest that the quality indicators used in this paper, when taken as a set, can discriminate well between meta-analyses of good and poor quality, even if individually they have differing relevance and impact on quality.

There might not be a unitary influence of GABA-ergic dysfunction on all cognitive domains with the same impact, but with differing relevance depending on factors, such as age, cognitive function or cortical area.

This different pattern might be explained by items being somewhat disparate, covering questions about voice quality as well as personality, and therefore of differing relevance.

Target and non-target warning cues of differing behavioural relevance were contrasted, and we evaluated if warning cue-evoked activities varied according to whether the eventual task to be performed was motor or cognitive and whether patients were receiving or withdrawn from dopaminergic therapy.

Other FGID showed only a slight decline in prevalence rates, which may be attributable to the specific symptoms themselves (e.g. functional chest pain could be interpreted as more threatening than other symptoms) or to a possibly differing psychosocial relevance (e.g. the shame caused by functional incontinence).

26 34 37–40 Interventions will need to take both categories of factors into account and be locally flexible as they differ in relevance and prominence between different countries.

Professional discipline groups differed for Relevance, Terminology, Practice (p < 0.001) and Confidence (p = 0.006).

Although the observed numbers of repeat elements did not statistically differ, functional relevance cannot be excluded (Supplementary Figure  5 and Supplementary Figure  4B).

We develop two indicators for the effectiveness of the EPS, which serve as variables in a cluster analysis identifying four classes differing in the relevance of the EPS.

Different phenotypic traits will differ in their relevance to both fitness and ecological processes.

In addition, however, environments differ in their relevance to overall fitness: some environmental factors may strongly influence fitness, whereas others may have only a weak influence on fitness.