Sentence examples for more relevant based from inspiring English sources

We defined frequency as more than 8 voids per day and nocturia as more than one void per night (as in some earlier reports [3] [5], [18]) while those definitions are presumably clinically more relevant based on prevalences of frequency and nocturia in earlier studies [9], [16], [26], [27].

Other managers at Fashion Bathrooms thought that exiting the business was a more relevant base case.

Sparser priors identify fewer but more relevant bases and correspondingly lead to a better performance in terms of signal-to-interference ratio.

Using machine learning, it also starts to identify more relevant content based on the deals that users reclip and claim.

Effect of incorporating more relevant graph based features into the detection methodology is also a future research direction.

Here's another interesting bit: Google says that the third-party ad networks that have tools to show more relevant ads based on the content on your site, won't necessarily be allowed to do that through this program.

Facebook will boost revenues, advertisers will be able to better reach their customers, and users will see more relevant ads based on activity in apps they voluntarily installed, rather than cookies dropped on them without permission.

Per the expanded agreement announced today, Microsoft and Adchemy offer the Adchemy IntentMap technology to help Microsoft adCenter customers create more relevant ads based on consumer intent on Bing and Yahoo search.

Acquia, the company which has always been the commercial face of the open source Drupal project, has gotten into Customer Experience Management in a big way, and today at the Acquia Engage conference it announced a new tool called Acquia Lift ContextDB, which is supposed to help understand customer behavior better to deliver more relevant content based on what you learn about them.

Acquia, the company which has always been the commercial face of the open source Drupal project, has gotten into Customer Experience Management in a big way, and today at the Acquia Engage conference it announced a new tool called Acquia Lift ContextDB, which is supposed to help understand customer behavior better to deliver more relevant content based on what you learn about them.

For financial institutions, the service was an interesting value-add, because it could offer a feature set beyond balance inquiry in their mobile apps, which is what banks are actively in search of; meanwhile, for consumers, the app appealed because it would showcase more relevant offers based on their own behavior.