Sentence examples for relevance content from inspiring English sources

That interest can provide monetization opportunities for publishers (say if a brand wants to sponsor Mass Relevance content on a publisher's site), but it also a reflects growing brand interest in running social network content on their own properties — for example, the company is helping Pepsi display tweets related to its "Live For Now" campaign.

The relevance, content and face validity of the SUNS to haematological cancer survivors was assessed using qualitative interviews.

The majority of other comments (n = 103) were positive, relating to the relevance, content and delivery of the education.

This evaluation consisted of two phases: (1) qualitative evaluation of the relevance, content and face validity; and (2) quantitative survey of haematological cancer survivors for psychometric evaluation.

This is a modified version of Davis' scale [ 40], which has been used in past studies examining item to concept relevance (content validity) [ 27].

A questionnaire should meet several criteria: it must elicit information of relevance (content validity); the questions must ask what they purport to ask (face validity); it must be accessible; and information obtained must show good agreement between patient and doctor and within patients (patient-patient).

Both aspects, namely system-detectable error (highlighted by Bickhard) and referential opacity (emphasized by Dennett), have been discussed as possible bases for causal relevance of content as content.

A development of this approach, in which ratings of item relevance by content experts are used to provide a measure of the content relevance of an instrument, is widely used by scale developers with the resulting index of proportional agreement termed the content validity index (CVI) [ 25].

They are great reads; yet they clutch at heightened relevance, not content to remain simply good yarns about middle-class emotions.

However, it is not so clear that this analysis secures the causal relevance of content.

Commitment to the explanatory relevance of content, however, is for most cognitive scientists fundamental (Fodor 1981a, Pylyshyn 1984, Von Eckardt 1993).