Sentence examples for more relevant documents from inspiring English sources

MiSearch [ 29] on the other hand, takes as its starting point the notion documented by Spink et al. [ 27] and many others that few searchers will be willing to take the time to provide explicit relevance feedback, even if doing so would lead to finding more relevant documents.

This led to six-week search of MoD archives by 12 members of the inquiry staff, which resulted in the recovery of 600 more relevant documents.

Query expansion helps to find more relevant documents for a given query.

The new terms are selected from documents that are relevant to the original query so that the expanded query can retrieve more relevant documents.

Starting from a known and relevant document and looking at the documents citing this known document, – the "forward citations" – it is possible, by indexing these citing documents by time, author name or other bibliographical parameters, to retrieve more relevant documents.

The searcher can do as many of these iterations as desired to find more relevant documents.

It is a well known fact in information retrieval that a document with tf=10 occurrences of a term is more relevant than a document with tf=1 occurrence of the same term, but not ten times more relevant.

Initially we have looked at several samples from the set and indeed higher scoring documents appear to be more relevant whereas low scoring documents that are still ChEMBL-like contain relatively more false positives.

Such representations might predict relevant documents more accurately, but would also be more expensive computationally to implement.

However, several modern historians have looked more closely at the relevant documents and concluded that, even if a Confederate soldier did go over the wall to bring water to a prostrate federal, there is little evidence that it was Richard Kirkland, and even less that whoever it was spent more than a few minutes performing his act of kindness.

The GAO adds one major reason immigration cases drag out is that judges will "continue" a hearing until a later date to allow detainees more time to obtain relevant documents, secure an attorney, or perform other tasks important to their case.