But the great virtue of Hytner's production is that it makes exciting use of the Bridge's spatial flexibility and underscores the relevance of a play that shows political revolution is too serious a business to be left to a self-regarding elite out of touch with the popular will.
When comparing Wigwams with other methods capable of identifying groups of genes co-expressed across different subsets of time series data, its main advantages are flexibility, statistical significance testing and relevance of the provided output.
Flexibility, relevance and validity in planning require both ready access to timely information that is accurate and use of appropriate conceptual and analytical techniques.
The paper demonstrates that the workshops with end-users were critical for developers to appreciate the importance of specific characteristics the tool should have, namely practical relevance, flexibility, and ease of use.
In conclusion, DFA's clinical relevance, flexibility and capacity to conduct "multiplex" assays at very low cost make it a valuable diagnostic tool, and now that its range of viral detection has been broadened to include hMPV and especially respiratory picornaviruses, allows for long-term, systematic, real-time monitoring of local epidemiology in pediatric populations.
Students can explore the scope and relevance of protein flexibility by modeling and characterizing the motions of proteins, by examining crystal structures of proteins captured in different conformational states (Gerstein and Echols, 2004).
These include compatibility with organisational objectives, perceived relevance, programme flexibility, and fit within existing structures.
The indicators were evaluated by the project team against criteria of relevance, precision, flexibility, and discriminating power.
Before inclusion these new items, their relevance, precision, flexibility and discriminating power were discussed at a consensus meeting with the project partners.
