Sentence examples for related queries from inspiring English sources
A 2014 study by Benedikt Till for the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry examined the search results on Google and Yahoo/Bing for suicide related queries in three categories: basic, method-related, and help-related.
Delineating concentration and purity of DNA for forensic application is vital for reliability, reproducibility and profile interpretation of the sample in relation to the crime and DNA related queries (Oxford Gene Technology 2011).
Scheduling exploits derivability between data cubes in order to group related queries and eventually reduce the necessary transmissions (broadcasts).
Borne out of a need to bridge the gap between education sources and the student seeking information, StudyPlaces.com follows a vision of being the complete solution for all education search related queries for studies in India and abroad.
We also examined a number of privacy related queries.
Google's AdWords currently displays payday lending ads if a user searches for the phrase "payday loan" or other related queries.
"Our investigation so far shows that when a consumer enters a shopping related query in Google search engine Google's shopping comparison is prominently displayed at the top of search results".
Our investigation so far shows that when a consumer enters a shopping related query in Google search engine Google's shopping comparison is prominently displayed at the top of search results.
Since we are aware of no similar empirical evaluations for related query tools, it is unclear how other tools would compare in this evaluation.
That is, a structure without a known function (e.g. a structural genomics target) can be used as an intermediate template to subsequently locate a functionally characterized structure, and thus map putative functional sites onto a distantly related query sequence.
Enhanced merchandising tools allow retailers to create product promotions that display in banners alongside related search queries, and to set query-based landing pages (for example, when a visitor types [shoes], they're directed to a "shoe" page).
