Modern science, in the sense of empirically validated predictive mathematical models, 7, 8 provides means for predicting outcomes relevant to health and other human needs, thereby enabling translation of scientific knowledge into practical applications.
That means for his company to stay relevant, employees need to learn to think on their feet, be creative and come up with questions and solutions that are outside the abilities of an algorithm.
Bayes's theorem, in probability theory, a means for revising predictions in light of relevant evidence, also known as conditional probability or inverse probability.
The subjects who misunderstood the rules for the psychological measures, tended to fall asleep during the psychological tests, or could not participate in the psychological experiments as planned were excluded from the relevant analyses (which means, for example, if a subject misunderstood the rule of one task, then that subject was excluded from the analysis involving that task).
Studies of the prevalence of sarcopenia in North America have primarily used muscle mass derived from DXA or BIA as a skeletal muscle mass index and defined sarcopenia as two SDs below the mean for relevant young healthy reference populations.
Table 1 summarizes the relevant reports concerning template-free chemical means for preparing Pt NWs.
Ignoring such relevant similarities and differences is what it means for a distribution to be inequitable".
To efficiently make use of information and services available in ubiquitous environments, mobile users need novel means for locating relevant content, where relevance has a user-specific definition.
Regular reading and targeted searches for articles published in professional journals were another commonly identified means for obtaining relevant information.
If the approach was to be reproducible and usable for others then a clearly-defined, systematic means for identifying relevant published models or theories was required, from which to generate the a priori framework for the synthesis.
