Sentence examples for fully relevant for from inspiring English sources

As a result there is major uncertainty as to the state of many ENPs following their release because much of current testing on pristine ENPs may not be fully relevant for risk assessment purposes.

The discourses against medicalization of childbirth in the western countries do not seem to be fully relevant for these women.

This rational approach could maximize the potential benefit of BRAF V600 or MEK inhibitors, even though the accuracy of the THxID™-BRAF assay is fully relevant for a first line use.

As interventions, so far only to a very limited extent, have explicitly covered the underlying social and cultural factors, maybe the main determinants of the epidemic, the information that has been given has often not been fully relevant for the community members.

Specifically, they also found the SAM assessment inadequate for determining cultural appropriateness, suggesting that current validated tools may not be fully relevant or valid for non- English speaking people and used a learner verification method to modify their original untailored educational tools.

The mean precision for fully relevant citation was 48.4%CI95%% = [45.8-50.9] buthisis number does not reflect discrepancies between evaluators: three evaluators (BT, GK and NG) found full relevance around 40% (43.7%, 36.7% and 37.4%, respectively) and one (LR) found 75%.

Results of retrieved citations are adjusted based on these factors but they are not the real subjects of the citations (mean precision for fully relevant citations: 21.1%, 23% respectively).

Precision was computed at two levels of relevance: using only fully relevant or fully and partially relevant citation.

Is it fully relevant to cleantech?

And it is fully relevant to U.S. foreign policy today.

For 63% of the resources, the automatic categorization was rated by the medical librarian as "fully relevant" or "fairly relevant" (whereas 20% of the resources were "partially relevant" and 22% of the resources were "non-relevant").