In clinical context, our findings connote a possible reduction in the therapeutic relevance of chloramphenicol and gentamicin in the treatment of conjunctivitis in Lagos as these antibiotics in the form of eye drops are most commonly available and used in the study area.
In addition, a reduction of the computational cost in relevance to other multimode procedures is achieved.
Further, leaf disks from NbGST-, NbDHAR-, NtNPR1-, NbCYCD2-,tNPR1-, NbMC-, NbCYCD2-, NbWRKY1- and NbMYB1-silenced plants also showed around 40-50% reduction in growth, suggesting the relevance of these genes in salinity tolerance.
Wimsatt replaces Salmon's statistical relevance with the idea of causal relevance (as explanatory reduction in biology involves the search for causally relevant factors), and he develops the notion of "effective screening off".
This effect would be expected to result in a reduction in myocardial inotropy; however, the relevance of PKD in the fast and slow inotropic response to stretch has yet to be investigated.
A longer protocol would be required to determine if this reduction in cyclic R/D has clinical relevance.
Thirdly, a novel multi-agent consensus MapReduce optimization model is adopted to perform the multiple-relevance-attribute reduction, in which five kinds of agents are used to conduct the ensemble co-evolutionary optimization.
The concordance of GM volume reduction in the two analyses underlines the relevance of total WM lesion load in its development (color figure online).
This is of clinical relevance, as the reduction in clinical crown width should be taken into consideration when planning the best restorative option for the contralateral missing incisor.
Therefore, hemolysin and tumor necrosis factor (TNF) release assays were performed to elucidate the biological relevance of the reduction in α-hemolysin, SEA and SEB secretion induced by thymol.
In this study, we did not evaluate the clinical relevance of the reduction in the numbers of progressors.
