Sentence examples for optimally relevant to from inspiring English sources

"An ostensive stimulus is optimally relevant to an addressee if and only if it has enough contextual effects to be worth his attention and puts him to no unjustified processing effort in accessing them" (1987: 743).[34] Being qualitative, this may avoid the measurement problem.

Without proper collaboration between U.S. EPA and other federal agencies, government-funded research projects may not produce population genetic science optimally relevant to regulatory policy, and/or future research may duplicate efforts already underway.

13, 17, 22, 23 In order to be optimally relevant, TSD carrier screening must occur in a window before conception, with all reproductive options accessible, allowing couples to make informed choices in planning their family.

Measures of unmet need are important as they provide direct information on consumer preferences that can be used to develop optimally relevant and cost-effective services [ 17].

Wilson & Sperber (2004: 612) later add that an optimally relevant stimulus must be the most relevant one the speaker is willing to contribute, a requirement that will often clash with the audience oriented requirement.

In yet other formulations, Sperber and Wilson define the Principle of Relevance as the thesis that there is a presumption that the speaker is communicating something maximally (or optimally) relevant (see e.g., Sperber & Wilson 1987: 704; 1995: 2004f; 2004: 612); on this take, the principle is more akin to Grice's cooperative presumption than to his Cooperative Principle.

However, our study suggests that both the clinical and the US examinations are relevant to optimally evaluate the risk of subsequent structural deterioration.

The data observed in the subgroups of joints (with normal clinical or US baseline examination) suggest that both clinical and US evaluations are relevant to optimally evaluate the risk of subsequent structural deterioration.

This study confirms the validity of synovitis for predicting subsequent structural deterioration irrespective of the modality of examination of joints, but also suggests that both clinical and ultrasonographic examinations may be relevant to optimally evaluate the risk of subsequent structural deterioration.

Episodic memory functions optimally when it provides information most relevant to the present context.

These time points are crucial to optimally contrast general gender differences with gender differences relevant to aging using molecular analyses.