Sentence examples for of relevant posts from inspiring English sources
I'll be filing a series of relevant posts.
Sample results obtained through sentiment analysis of relevant posts made to other blogs are presented at the bottom of Figure 5.
Despite the hype about social media representing 'big data', the volume of relevant posts was sparse for the two case studies considered.
Data were queried for co‐occurrence of the drug/vaccine of interest and the event of interest within the same post or tweet, which may have limited the number of relevant posts obtained.
Rather than focusing on a few specific events of interest, the Freifeld et al. study collected all potential events (symptoms), thus resulting in more permutations of search terms, which explains why their study had a higher yield of relevant posts compared with our study.
Therapists had a minimum of three years of relevant post-qualifying experience.
Unfortunately, the time lag associated with the dissemination of relevant post-marketing AE information is also a significant concern.
The audit identified a wide range of relevant post-discharge surveillance programmes in England, Scotland and Wales and Northern Ireland; however, these programmes used varying approaches for which there is little supporting evidence of validity and/or reliability.
Through the appointment (or dismissal) of individuals to relevant posts or the allocation (or not) of funds to particular programmes, individuals in position of control in the executive (and often by extension the legislature) are (at least in theory) able to exercise control over what public agencies say and how they say it.
The distinguishing feature of our approach is direct extraction and analysis of a small number of highly relevant posts, treating social media as a "news source" rather than a "sensor".
Here's the Twitter flow around a special session I've been running this morning at the United Nations, called Conceptualizing a Set of Sustainable Development Goals: Some relevant posts: Do the Top Billion Need New Goals?
