Sentence examples for relevance derived from inspiring English sources

The distributions of relevance derived from different strategies are displayed in Figure 1.

On the other hand, the relevance derived from two significantly different datasets may vary more dramatically than those from the similar datasets.

Its historical relevance derives from the very first Muslims whose profession of faith in the one God of Abraham, Moses and Jesus made them vulnerable to torture and other religious persecution by their pagan brethren in the Arabian Peninsula almost 1,500 years ago.

Some exact solutions of physical relevance are derived.

Prime implicates turn out to be the right primitive from which all definitions of relevance are derived.

In this study, biological relevance is derived from predicted secondary structure information.

By combining the relevance parameters derived from a GP model and sequence information, we confirmed all the documented DosR regulated genes.

The logistic regression model provided a weighted combination of the motif scores and the relevance scores derived from the GP model.

This is likely due to the high promoter affinity of Rv1738, which may cause saturation of transcription activity as early as at time point 2. Figures 8 shows a comparison of the sum of relevance scores derived from the GP model with the motif scores.

Finally, an analysis of the models for audiovisual integration found in the literature combined with the results of the present experiments showed the relevance of deriving an integration function for each of the four proposed categories accounting for the experimental context, audiovisual content, and conversational scenario.

This question can be answered by adding Mally's axioms to a system in which none of the so-called "fallacies of relevance" can be derived (see the entry on relevance logic).