Sentence examples for more relevancy from inspiring English sources

"This is a huge opportunity to create more relevancy for Mickey and pull him into the fastest-growing entertainment medium," said Jim Wilson, the chief executive of Atari's North American business.

We have a citation and the posthumous campaign medals – Pip, Squeak and Wilfred - of a great-uncle who died in the trenches and the currency of youthful deaths and injuries gives them more relevancy than they've had since my grandmother, his sister, was still with us.

Eventually Facebook says it will consider doing more relevancy sorting of Jobs posts and the tab to show people roles that match their education level or work experience.

This is also intuitively clear because the higher value of the correlation coefficient translates to more relevancy in information collected from the prescreening stage.

A higher relevancy score means that the network is more relevant to the gene list entered.

While there is undeniably a recognition factor for Australian audiences, he believes it's more about relevancy.

Overall, this study emphasizes the importance of combination therapy targeting multiple antigens or oncogenic mechanisms, and provides a means to test these therapies with more clinical relevancy.

For example, this deviation seen in neonates would be of more clinical relevancy if the model is intended to be used to make dose recommendations than to suggest sampling times.

Our finding facilitates the interpretation of the expression patterns with more biological relevancy, since the clusters corresponding to the activity of specific TF or the combination of TFs suggest the coordinated regulation of TFs to their target genes.

Now it uses a more Google-like relevancy criteria for results.

Tweetmeme seems to be more interested in relevancy of the links being tweeted out (something which it has always been good at thanks to its retweet data), while OneRiot is more apt at content coming in real-time.