Sentence examples for portion of relevant from inspiring English sources

We propose three new (4; 2) compressors via improving best previous designs by replacing an integral portion of relevant logical circuits by an optimized CMOS full-adder.

Your recall is 25% (portion of relevant articles successfully retrieved).

Given the recurrent challenges of conducting meta-analyses involving the treatment of proximal humerus fractures [ 7] we recognized that novel knowledge synthesis techniques would be required in order to utilize a larger portion of relevant literature.

1, 13 As censored patients will continue to accumulate relevant costs while unobserved (shaded portion in Figure 1B), the full-sample estimator would include only a portion of their relevant costs, and therefore it will always be an underestimate. 1 In the uncensored case estimator, only the values from complete cases are used.

This entry has only sampled a small portion of work relevant to the import and promise of conceptual reflection on the epistemology of developmental biology.

The numerical integration is performed only on the viewable portion of the relevant subintervals bounded by x1′ (or x2′) and one of the two neighboring nodes.

Allan added that Collins only had access to a select portion of the relevant documents.

As shown, a substantial portion of the relevant records that were missed did not have an abstract.

A large portion of the relevant literature incorrectly assumes the origin of voltage differences between xylem and soil are the result of a "streaming potential" (Fig 1C) due to the flow of ion-containing sap past the electrode [8], [10] [12].

While some of these peaks may be due to derivatization by-products or degraded metabolites, the lack of a comprehensive GC-MS library for human metabolites (the NIST mass spectra library contains only a small portion of metabolically relevant compounds), also limits the attainable coverage from automated library search algorithms.

Contrary to a large portion of the relevant literature, higher education in mothers increased the prevalence of cough and fever in 1999 as well as in 2010.