There seems to be some consensus, however, that compelling objections can be raised against the adequacy of \(R\) as a proper measure of relevance confirmation (see, in particular, Crupi, Festa, and Buttasi 2010, 85 86; Eells and Fitelson 2002; Gillies 1986, 112; and compare Milne 1996 with Milne forthcoming).
The ability to distinguish between these subspecies is of relevance for proper diagnosis and control programmes of the diseases.
In the courtroom itself, the arguments may well proceed as rhetorical duels over the relevance and proper interpretation of formerly obscure Supreme Court precedents, dusted off for the first time since they were issued during or soon after World War II.
What is the proper balance between difficulty, relevance and potential?
From this, legitimacy dimensions of 'shared values' and 'consent' emerge as most sensitive to interactive policy-making, necessitating proper safeguards, safeguards with relevance to the legitimacy of initiatives such as Sustainable Community Overijssel.
Clustering of Wsc1 is strongly enhanced in deionized water or at elevated temperature, suggesting its relevance in proper stress response.
In addition to the overall rigidity response being altered in malignantly transformed cells in vitro [25], similar behavior was described in vivo [26], [27] further emphasizing the relevance of proper mechanosignaling to complex processes such as differentiation, development, migration, and regeneration.
In addition, advice was also given to the women or head of the households on the relevance of proper use of malaria control interventions.
Although the MDR/XDR TB problem is not great in Japan, our findings highlight the relevance of proper infection control, as well as effective treatment, to further contain highly developed drug-resistant TB.
6. Relevance is relevant.
