Likewise, GDP per capita, as a proxy for the hypothesis of secular deindustrialization, is relevant to the sample of countries, although less important in absolute terms.
TSCE aims to extract contents that are relevant to the samples of topic aspects highlighted by users from a single document in a given text collection.
Nevertheless, much of the data reported by Obst and coworkers [2] for samples collected at the Geodetic Hills site are relevant to the samples collected for the present study and readers are referred to this work [2] for an excellent discussion of the general characteristics of woody fossils collected from this site.
Then, f ≤ Ñ / N. Given the genetic landscape of some extant samples, its underlying ARG is a plausible explanation of the observation, since it is the annotated topological structure that captures the genetic history in its totality, that is relevant to the extant samples.
An exception to this observation may occur if a specific item is relevant to the majority of a sample.
Consider whether the source of sample is relevant to the population under study; when appropriate, there is a standard procedure for sampling; the sample size is justified (using power calculation for example).
Our observation that a given ER cleavage pattern is relevant to the whole tumour mass (ie various samples taken from a given patient usually display identical radiolabelled SDS-PAGE profiles when their receptor isoforms were labelled with [H]TAZ [ 19]) accredit the analysis of this question.
Parental assignments or first-generation migrant tracking methods provide measures of dispersal distances that are relevant to the dispersal episode preceding sampling.
He said the samples were relevant to the Macondo trial.
Such findings should only be reported if they may be relevant to the result (for example, issues of sample quality ).
Several factors, including time since conception and sampling variation, are relevant to the interpretation of an MR test.
