Hence, a weighting of the output metrics according to, for example, relevance for clinical use can be utilised.
In some instances, there may have been flaws in the experimental methodology (for example, relevance and quality of models, incomplete understanding of treatment mechanisms and inadequate elucidation of brain pharmacokinetics of the drug used).
Nothing in it diminishes, for example, the relevance of the larger Mueller investigation.
For example, Mass Relevance helped E! Online find the best tweets about the 2011 Oscars from the audience, nominees, and critics and then display them on a microsite.
In philosophy of language, modularity has figured in theorizing about linguistic communication, for example, in relevance theorists' suggestion that speech interpretation, pragmatic warts and all, is a modular process (Sperber & Wilson, 2002).
It surfaces uncomfortable questions about the present situation – for example, the relevance of paid jobs as a key unit of analysis or the validity of existing macro-economic models that were designed for an era of full employment.
In the oldest age groups with prior disability for example, their relevance in predicting future disability status would be negligible.
For example, the relevance scores for a spore image are {(pyramidal = 0.661, plane-convex = 0.506, reniform = 0.333) lateral view, (elliptic = 0.333, circular = 0.921) polar view, (radial = 0.921, bilateral = 0.333) symmetry}.
The concept of the metastatic niche is still discussed controversially, reflecting the still limited number of publications in this area to date, as well as uncertainties regarding, for example, the relevance of DTCs to metastasis formation, the role of BMDC in tumor angiogenesis, and the precise definition of CD11b+ subsets.
The physiological significance of the steroid effects on TRPC5 has yet to be revealed but there is, for example potential relevance to anxiety states (Toufexis et al., 2004; Schumacher et al., 2007; Auger and Forbes-Lorman, 2008), growth cone formation and neuroprotection (Davare et al., 2009), and vascular remodelling in response to oxidized phospholipids (Al-Shawaf et al., 2010).
The lower semicontinuity says that begin{aligned} P_n overset{s}{rightarrow } P_infty Rightarrow dim {mathrm{ran}}, P_infty le liminf dim {mathrm{ran}}, P_n end{aligned} (3.31 Kato was well aware that equality might not hold on the right side of (3.31) for examples of relevance to physics—a main example that he mentions is the Stark effect where the right side is infinite.
