Sentence examples for poor relevance from inspiring English sources

However, such experiments are performed in in vitro (cancer) cell lines, mostly with poor relevance when extrapolating to primary cancers.

34 It has been suggested that a sample size less of than 100 gives poor relevance of the results.

These data demonstrate that the anti-inflammatory potency of TZDs is of poor relevance to their insulin-sensitizing properties and suggest that a strong activation of PPAR-γ may expose arthritic patients to drawbacks secondary to excessive adipocyte differentiation.

Removing items having poor relevance would increase the average CVI to 0.96 and 0.91 for the administrative and informal caregiver sections, respectively, resulting in an increased CVI-total of 0.95.

In preparation for the next phase, the items with poor relevance that also appeared in either the interRAI HC or interRAI LTCF instruments were identified but not removed yet in order to guarantee that the instruments remained as identical as possible.Secondly, the experts were asked to read through the assessment items and to check fluency and unambiguity.

For the informal caregiver section, 24 items or scoring options were evaluated as having excellent relevance, and five as having poor relevance (e.g., 'lives with person longer than six months', 'lives with person six months or less', hours of informal care and active monitoring: 'total time 5 weekdays', 'total time 2 weekend days', 'strong and supportive relationship with family').

Some biases pertain to setting the wider research agenda and include poor scientific relevance, minimal clinical utility, or failure to consider prior evidence (non-consideration of prior evidence, biased consideration of prior evidence, or consideration of biased prior evidence).

BFO is described as a cross-domain, upper-ontology; as a result, most terms fail the criteria given above; they are of poor biomedical relevance, and are not basic science or immediately clear.

FFT and WVD spectra have typically reasonably high spectral resolution in the low frequency range but poor statistical relevance.

Large animal models of acute hepatic failure using hepatotoxins such as galactosamine have a poor clinical relevance.

The same tendencies were observed for respectively 4, 7 and 11 different treatments but they had poor statistical relevance, especially for the groups higher than 200 CD4/mm.