Sentence examples for least relevance from inspiring English sources

The flurry of memoranda was part of Nixon's rolling campaign for redemption and, not least, relevance.

Among study outcomes, gender appears to have the least relevance for jail outcomes.

The influence of the EPS on apples, clementines and pears is significantly lower, and of least relevance for apricots, mandarins, oranges, peaches and nectarines and table grapes.

To avoid falling into the trap of jargon-laden writing, you might seek positions that have the least relevance to your previous area of study.

This paper presents a pruning technique, by means of a quantified sensitivity measure, to remove as many neurons as possible, those with the least relevance, from the hidden layer of a multilayer perceptron (MLP).

Last but not least, relevance of the new data from the Maldives is that drifts around carbonate platforms are not necessarily developing because currents are accelerated around an obstacle at the sea floor, i.e., the carbonate platform, but that the currents actively shape the platform and control stratigraphy.

Naftali said the episode had at least some relevance to Barack Obama's four-year dilemma over the Syrian civil war, in which an autocratic leader similarly defied an American warning about military intervention.

This means that a search for "James Bond" yields stories on investing and Pac-10 sports (though to be fair, the majority of the headlines usually have at least partial relevance).

Most marketers today are striving to achieve personalization, or at least high relevance with their marketing efforts to better engage and retain their customers.

While it's always possible to introduce new topics into a conversation, they should at least bear some relevance to the primary discussion.

"Chinese collectors need to be able to relate to it and to feel that it has at least a little relevance to how they live or what they know".