However, most methods are challenged by small sample size problem since users are usually not so patient to label a large number of training instances in the relevance feedback round.
This technique has been successful in multiple instances, demonstrating the relevance of gene conservation patterns (Kensche et al. 2008).
However, the use of non-SI units, in this instance, may enhance the relevance of the current findings for industry participants.
For instance, they identified the relevance of group work rather than one-to-one work with the asylum seekers and modified their work accordingly.
Given the rare instances, the biologic relevance of this finding is uncertain.
In other words, create the role of a "filter" -- call him an ombudsman, or whatever -- who when a legislative or FOIA request for government-employee emails is made, reviews the materials in the first instance to determine not only the relevance of the emails, but also their substantive value.
The values of the attributes of the nearest neighbors are compared to the sampled instance and used to update the relevance scores for each attribute.
There is, for instance, scant relevance of the Inland Regional Centre, a niche organisation in a town of little significance, to the wider political aims Farook and Malik may have been trying to expound.
For instance, special relevance is given to the analysis of the inflammatory component of some forms of cell death over that of others, as an important and differential pathophysiological determinant.
In other instances, knockout studies have changed views of the relevance of 5-HT homeostasis in brain development and plasticity as well as processes underlying emotional behavior.
