For instance, potentially relevant for the cell wall architecture, Pa_13423 is a putative pectin methyl esterase inhibitor, highly abundant in the fruit with a maximum expression during 24 31 DAFB (NG1-QT32).
For instance, relevant staff were asked to estimate the amount of time they spent on each activity.
For instance, relevant information was sometimes found in the "details of information booklets and other information given with medicines" section or the "additional notes" section where pharmacists can add additional comments.
The precision is defined as the proportion of returned instances that are truly relevant; and recall is the proportion of relevant instances returned by the system [ 37]: P i = T P i r e t u r n e d i n s t a n c e s i ; R i = T P i r e l e v a n t i n s t a n c e s i, where TP i (true positives) is the number of returned instances that are truly relevant for element i.
The problem is relevant, for instance, in the context of filtering implementation in real world digital devices with finite precision.
Frictionless contact (zero shear stresses and discontinuity of tangential displacements at the interface) is relevant, for instance, when media are separated by a thin fluid layer.
For instance, these effects are relevant for thinking about the effects of changing the class rank cutoff for eligibility for automatic admissions.
Nonetheless, he recognized that the ISA remained relevant, for instance, as a tool against people alleged to have engaged in espionage, and thus preventive detention could not be definitively declared right or wrong: "It is a case-by-case decision, because that is how we live our lives in a real society".
It is also extremely relevant, for instance, that some statins have metal chelating properties [ 893].
In evolutionary biology, this approach would be relevant, for instance, if evolution were a thoroughly homogeneous, structurally simple process.
