Sentence examples for narrow relevance from inspiring English sources

But if algorithms are taking over the editing function and determining what we see, we need to make sure they weigh variables beyond a narrow "relevance".

The outcomes of national elections can be relevant but the parameters for that relevance are narrowing to within fairly slim margins.

This work gives guidelines for using periodic boundary conditions in the CFD simulation of flow and mass-transfer inside spacer-filled narrow rectangular channels with relevance for membrane modules design.

Henceforth, its usage in rapid genome-wide scanning and fine mapping of major genes underlying robust QTLs in a large chickpea genome with narrow genetic base assumes relevance.

Electronic searching means that no relevant paper is likely to go unread, but narrowing the definition of "relevance" risks reducing the cross-fertilisation of ideas that sometimes leads to big, unexpected advances.

This search generated 933 results; these results were then narrowed based on their relevance to the best interests of the child in medicine.

6. Relevance is relevant.

MR angiography showed a fetal origin of the left posterior cerebral artery with a narrow segment without any pathological relevance.

To identify and narrow down regions with highest relevance for BRCA related tumor formation, we compared the array-CGH profiles of human BRCA-mutated and sporadic breast tumors with profiles from mouse BRCA-deficient and -proficient mammary tumors.

For all identified and verified plaques, the relevance of luminal narrowing must be evaluated.

The former, more commonly called Haller cells, may narrow the ethmoid infundibulum, whereas the relevance of the latter is more strictly related to the correct planning of endoscopic surgery.