For evaluation purposes, and to compare our method to other information retrieval methods, we used the EFO as an external 'gold standard', based on which the relevance of a retrieved comparison given a query is measured.
The proportion has received increasing attention in the literature, providing a reference base on which its clinical relevance may be discussed [ 13, 14, 16- 27].
Taken together, tendon tissue engineering has now excellent foundations and enters the period of precision and translation to models with clinical relevance on which better treatment options of tendon injuries can be shaped up.
However, these constructions are extremely unlikely to selected for use, as activation depends on some function of item-in-construction frequency and relevance (on which they score very low), as well as fit.
It becomes a foundation on which practitioners can examine the relevance of their interventions to the diversity encountered in everyday practice.
clinical relevance, depending on which classification was used (Table 2).
We can infer that the same part of both precision and recall is relevance, based on which they all make a measurement.
Now deep in the bosom of time, it is the greatness of the NME's history on which the 'new' NME assumes its relevance.
As an engineered cell line, NK-92 cells may behave more reproducibly than primary NK, but this must be balanced with the objective for biological relevance in decisions on which NK cells to use in assay.
The choice between the two is dependent on which binary indicator is of most relevance.
