The physicians were asked to rate their level of agreement on the pertinence and format of each item in the preliminary version of the D-SAFE on a Likert scale ranging from 1 to 9 (1 = total disagreement; 9 = total agreement).
This study analyzed the relevant tax policy of China's current vehicle charging infrastructure PPP projects, and identified several problems, such as a low level of legislation, lack of fairness, many ambiguous areas, lack of refinement, obsolete tax incentives, lack of pertinence, low degree of policy coordination and poor systematization.
Until now, a poor level of proof has been published, questioning the pertinence of such a strategy.
This would detract in a very substantial way from the relevance of U: falsity of the part detracts very substantially from overall truth, and lack of pertinence in the part detracts very substantially from overall pertinence.
For the sake of pertinence, the biological activities of kombucha were compared to those reported for black tea [ 27].
Since the circulating level of total cell death and apoptotic markers was higher in patients with severe fibrosis (F3) compared with patients with moderate fibrosis (F2) (data not shown), we investigated the pertinence of the levels of serum total cell death and apoptotic markers in predicting severe fibrosis.
Culling feedback on the pertinence of different levels of detail in datasets could strengthen the usefulness of the information.
Our partnership with Dailymotion is an excellent illustration of the pertinence of our content strategy.
In an independent cohort used to assess the pertinence of the biomarkers identified, low mRNAs levels of ESR1/ ERα but also of FOS, BCL2, SNCG, and IGFBP4 were significantly associated with tamoxifen failure.
Yet the impossibility to set subplots with standardized levels of allelic richness for each of the three levels of genotypic diversity explored (see results section; Figure 1d) limited the pertinence of this analysis.
