Sentence examples for relevance 2 from inspiring English sources

English language Item relevance 2 Scale Item (Perceived barriers): "The cost would keep you from having a home stool test".

The four main areas of evaluation are (1) policy relevance, (2) the temporal resolution and scope, (3) the degree to which spatial and socio-institutional scales and heterogeneity are addressed and (4) the level of integration in the assessment of scientific dimensions and of the multiple functions of agriculture.

Table 6 Degree of relevance of quantitative information - comparison between banks and innovative SMEs   Median relevance U Mann–Whitney Significance   Banks SMEs Prospectivetive profitability 6 4 8 0.0000 Time to market 5 3 57 0.0000 Market interest 5 3 30 0.0000 Track record 6 3 59 0.0000 Guarantees 5 2 10 0.0000 1 = no relevance, 2 = low, 3 = medium high, 4 = high, 5 = very high, 6 = decisive.

Treatment adjustments were classified into two different categories: 1) Treatment adjustment not necessary (either due to coverage by the empirical therapy or to lacking clinical relevance); 2) Treatment adjustment necessary due to lacking coverage of empirical therapy.

We accomplished this by: 1) increasing thresholds in genomic regions exempt of genes of known clinical relevance; 2) decreasing thresholds in regions with genes of known clinical relevance; and 3) filtering out known benign CNVs.

Experimental studies have shown that high doses of antithrombin (>500 UI/kg body weight) elicit anti-inflammatory effects and most experimental studies used a high-dose pretreatment protocol, which is of little clinical relevance [ 2, 10, 11, 13, 27].

In many ways, Philadelphia reached the peak of its historical relevance 225 years ago.

The blues of the illuminations of folios 25, 73, and 91 were made up mainly with lapis lazuli over azurite, identified by all techniques, especially µ-Raman the first, of a strong symbolic meaning, was usually reserved for the figures of greater relevance [2]—as in the case of the Virgin's mantle (Fig. 5a–c), though we found it also in the sky (f.73r) and in decorative elements.

The questionnaire was structured using the Likert scale with 6 increasing scores: 1 = no relevance of the information, 2 = low relevance, 3 = average relevance, 4 = high relevance, 5 = very high relevance, and 6 = decisive relevance.

According to Lohmoeller path coefficients ≥ 0.1 indicate relevance [53].

The questionnaire was structured using the Likert scale with six increasing scores: 1 = no relevance of the information, 2 = low relevance, 3 = average relevance, 4 = high relevance, 5 = very high relevance and 6 = decisive relevance to the opening of the credit line.