Sentence examples for most relevant cases from inspiring English sources

It is shown that these trajectories are time-optimal in the most relevant cases.

The most relevant cases thereof have been investigated, and new expressions which allow predicting them for a generic mode are given.

This allows both researchers and practitioners to identify the most relevant cases in the literature in relation to their respective contexts.

First, the number of primary documentary sources used is limited because most relevant cases were under investigation or the trial was ongoing; however, data gathered through the semi-structured interviews with key informants helped to provide current, rich, and detailed knowledge.

Note that such an approximation order is much more than needed in most relevant cases.

We included three arm trials (comparing interventions A, B, and C within the same randomised controlled trials) only for the direct comparison of interventions A and B. We identified most relevant cases by scanning all Cochrane systematic reviews revised or published between January 2000 and October 2008.

To this end, we depict the total time until k consecutive instances decide in Fig. 3, for the most relevant case t=1.

Israeli's employment of al-Kindi's philosophy for building his own philosophical work appears to be the most relevant case of al-Kindi's influence on Medieval Jewish philosophy.

We have tested this prediction in the present study focusing on the potentially most relevant case of investigations in the trunk where c a can be easily derived within the reconstructed image volumes from a suitable region in either the aorta or the left ventricle of the heart.

We note that in the most relevant case, when R becomes larger than 1, the effect of θ<1 quickly vanishes, as cases multiply exponentially.

This is particularly striking when θ is small, a case that is typically thought of as the biologically most relevant case.