Sentence examples for hand relevance from inspiring English sources
In an ethical dilemma one could classify one's previous experiences as potentially distorted (quality assessment) or as not relevant for the case at hand (relevance assessment).
On the other hand, relevance theorists abandon the category of generalized conversational implicatures.
On the other hand, relevance feedback judgments have be used with operational information retrieval systems.
On the other hand, CF relevance metrics showed the opposite pattern, with loss-based features more relevant than gain-based features, in accordance with expectations.
His investigations led him to doubt the automaticity of any such benefit transfer; he showed on the other hand the relevance of a proactive state policy for the domestic manufacturing and technology sectors.
The phrasing of this "indubitable equivalent" test comes out of an old opinion by Judge Learned Hand, of relevance only to law professors and other unbridled bankruptcy enthusiasts, but its actual meaning is rather vague.
On the other hand, the relevance of other liquid bioenergy carriers such as used cooking oil, animal fat, pyrolysis oil, biodiesel, and bioethanol is increasing globally [39].
This confirmed, on the one hand, its relevance, but, on the other, made combining of the differing characteristics challenging.
On the other hand, the relevance derived from two significantly different datasets may vary more dramatically than those from the similar datasets.
On the other hand, the relevance of β5 movements, while properly recognized when considering local motions (Supplemental Fig. S2 B), can be missed if only the global dynamics is analyzed (Supplemental Fig. S2 A).
On the other hand, the relevance for interleukin-1 receptor signalling on the development of atherosclerosis has been clearly demonstrated in knock-out mice models for these receptors [ 49- 51].
