Sentence examples for more practically relevant from inspiring English sources

This paper extends such materials research to include more practically relevant asymmetric hollow fibers.

These capacities are more practically relevant for energy storage applications than the measured excess hydrogen capacities.

In this paper the (more practically relevant) case when there is uncertainty associated with the process description which is assumed to be of the norm bounded form is considered.

Instead of resorting to the often used information-theoretical capacity metric, a more practically relevant metric, i.e., the GP, is optimized, which gives the advantage of allowing the optimization of realistic modulation and coding formats.

This is called cluster of exceedances and is more practically relevant than blocks of exceedances at the starting of this section and is shown in [10] that these two definitions clusters are asymptotically equivalent resulting in similar cluster size distribution.

See, in a related area, Prabhat Patnaik's 'On the Concept of Efficiency', where he mentions a possible and far more practically relevant form of 'efficiency' arising from the 'forced idleness, or involuntary unemployment, of resources', a category not recognized by neo-classical economics in its policy prescriptions.

As a more challenging and practically relevant case we then tested our approach on the large multi-molecular ovarian cancer patients dataset (TGCA dataset, [ 4]).

The motion of the belt as well as anisotropy effects due to physical constraints can be easily included later on, when we consider the practically relevant 2D and 3D models once more separately.

Yet, according to the current German clinical practice guideline on unipolar depression [ 22], some cutoffs provide practically relevant information.

In this paper, we have introduced multivariable Mendelian randomization, an important and practically relevant extension of the Mendelian randomization paradigm for estimation of causal effects using genetic variants associated with more than 1 risk factor.

Some practically relevant phenomena are discovered.