The term "multiple relevance" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the concept that something has more than one relevant or meaningful connection or application. It can be used to describe situations or ideas that have multiple layers of significance or relevance. Example: The book's central theme of love has multiple relevance in different contexts, from familial love to romantic love to self-love.
Thirdly, a novel multi-agent consensus MapReduce optimization model is adopted to perform the multiple-relevance-attribute reduction, in which five kinds of agents are used to conduct the ensemble co-evolutionary optimization.
Knowledge management staff act as a layer of "intelligent filters" sensitive to complex, local information needs; their distribution decisions address multiple situational relevance factors in a situation fraught with information overload and restrictive time-pressures.
The reasons why individuals choose to distance themselves from the disease and specialist management are multiple, including the relevance of health and genetic information, 'getting on with life' and 'ignorance is bliss'.
The work was done in a systematic way, and designed to show accountable results to multiple stakeholders, and relevance to the health system in Uganda and the region.
Facilitators included accurate knowledge, feelings of personal relevance, multiple test options (i.e., home-based test kits, self-administered swabs), free tests, and support with diagnosis [ 7].
PROMIS is a collection of carefully constructed item banks that can be used to assess multiple domains of relevance to complex and chronic illnesses.
Particularly, redundancy is measured by a new regularized version of the coefficient of multiple correlation and relevance is measured by a highly robust correlation coefficient based on the least weighted squares regression with data-adaptive weights.
This indicates that, although the post-transcriptional control of the expression of IL-8 gene is in principle dependent on the interaction of multiple microRNAs, the relevance of miR-93 in the control of IL-8 gene expression in glioblastoma is gaining ground.
In contrast with previous attempts to develop astrocyte-based therapies using cells genetically engineered in vitro (Lundberg et al, 1996; Cunningham & Su, 2002; Ericson et al, 2005; Jakel et al, 2007; Sandhu et al, 2009; Drinkut et al, 2012), GDAsBMP do not require genetic modification to provide benefit as they intrinsically produce multiple molecules of relevance to PD treatment.
