However among the >30 retrieval services available for MEDLINE, only a few estimate a relevance score, and none detects and incorporates the relation between the query words as part of the relevance score.
That seems to me part of the relevance of Browne as a contemporary agnostic.
Potential for innovation (e.g. constructing a new theory or new instruments for ethical decision-making) should also be regarded as part of epistemic relevance.
Further, the current low level of clinical validity of genetic profiles raises questions concerning societal risks and regulatory requirements, whereas simultaneously it causes traditional ELSI-issues of clinical genetics, such as psychological and health risks, discrimination, and stigmatization, to lose part of their relevance.
Inter-instrument correlations revealed that control negative lost a large part of its relevance in the combined consequence and control negative dimension, as visible in the weak correlation between control negative and the combined dimension and the strong correlation for consequence negative.
Attainment value is gauged in part by assessment of relevance.
That vision of America, he said, was one part of Hamilton's relevance.
The event's late-August/early-September timing has been a big part of its increasing relevance in recent years, as companies use the platform to debut wares in time for the holidays.
Chani Hecht, who is married to a local rabbi and always keeps Shabbat, said part of that modern relevance is a desire to momentarily disengage from modern technologies.
However, the evidence base for the effectiveness of this approach is meager, and may be in part because relevance of the neuropharmacology of the emetic pathway to palliative care patients is limited.
