The Times judged it "increasingly the least relevant", noting that, paradoxically, the NUT was in "habitual revolt" against a government that is "sympathetic to teachers".
We excluded one question on sexual activity because we judged it to be less relevant and inappropriate for this group of patients.
The brain devotes the most processing power to the frequencies that change over time and those that it judges most relevant to the situation.
Rizzo to testify at the sentencing hearing if the judge concludes it's relevant information," Spertus said.
This period was chosen because it was judged be relevant to current obstetric practices.
In this exercise, an argument predicate pair was judged as relevant if it was either an angiogenesis-related entity (i.e. cell, tissue, gene or gene product) or an angiogenesis term or event.
When a second bird appeared, the appellate judge studied relevant precedents, and the same thing happened.
This information allows readers, especially clinicians, to judge how relevant the results of a trial might be to an individual patient.
The judges quote relevant case law: "It is a 'fundamental canon of statutory construction' that, 'unless otherwise defined, words will be interpreted as taking their ordinary, contemporary, common meaning.' " They then go on to quote numerous passages from Merriam-Webster, the American Heritage Dictionary, and the Oxford English Dictionary to interpret the words of the amendment.
In TREC collection, only three possibilities should exist as the document may be judged as relevant, irrelevant or it could not be judged.
Summing up, the judge said it was not relevant the trial had been held in a language he didn't understand and the fact that he had never been in possession of the drugs was "devoid of merit".
