Sentence examples for implies relevant from inspiring English sources

The respondent driven sampling, similarly to snowball, implies relevant bias risks (Beauchemin & González-Ferrer, 2011).

In addition, it is essential to get the specific molecules activated-deactivated during cancer evolution of patients, as this implies relevant clues for unraveling good and bad prognoses related to drug resistance and new target-therapies.

Experiments with different boost values for title and abstract did not show any statistically significant change in the MAP scores, probably because most of the information is in the abstract, not in the title: the existence of relevant information in the title typically implies relevant information in the abstract.

Also in this era of large facilities and super-computers, closed form solutions, eventually assisted by user-friendly numerical programs, electronic sheets and symbolic calculus tools, imply relevant significance and great potentialities.

These characteristics imply relevant applications from the study of plant and animal evolution to human disease, with specific advantages in large scale, storage-heavy projects as the PanCancer Analysis of Whole-Genomes (PCAWG) project (analyzing 2500 cancer tumor-normal pairs), which are limited to a single alignment format due to high storage and computational demands.

If the distribution implies anything relevant to objective chance, it implies that the objective chance of the coin's landing heads on any given toss is 1/1 (or very close to it).

Since ∥ X ( n ) ∥ ≥ | x ( j ) |, j = n d − d + 1, n d − d + 2, …, n d, exponential (asymptotical) stability of (16) implies the relevant stability of (1).

The corresponding error of 33 µm implies that relevant information has been destroyed by the fit.

However, the marked mitochondrial protein hyperacetylation in Sirt3− / − LDLR− / − compared with Sirt3+ / + LDLR− / − mice implies a relevant difference in Sirt3 activity between the groups investigated.

The use of TT-based strategies in previous untreated or previous treated G1 CHC patients implies a relevant investment in terms of medical and economic resources, also leading during treatment to a significant impairment of the quality of life of the patient.

If it is the purpose of the test to assess self-reflective ability of the participants than the DKO and the effect on the test scores implies "construct-relevant" variance.