Sentence examples for relevance effect of from inspiring English sources
We assumed at 6 months a patency rate of 50% in the PTA arm and a clinical relevance effect of 25% in the AMS arm.
In addition, the clinical relevance and effect of distal embolization in the lower extremity remains poorly understood.
The relevance and effect of these changes is doubtful in light of the fact that the statutory minima under § 101(b) are apparently intended to take care of instances where a plaintiff cannot prove actual damages.
This could indicate that attrition at this stage was related to low perceived relevance and/or effect of the program.
Despite its clear relevance, the effect of genetic drift on CI spread in sub-divided population has found little treatment in the theoretical literature.
In spite of its relevance, the effects of strategic marketing on business performance are sparingly studied, especially in particular business contexts.
The complete data sets are open to the public in the UBA report FKZ 3712 67 417.1 'Relevance of effects of repellents (product type 19) and other infochemicals for non-target organisms in surface waters, part I: literature study' (in German: Wirkungsrelevanz von Repellentien (Produktart 19) und anderen Infochemikalien für Nichtzielorganismen in Oberflächengewässern, Teil I: Literaturstudie).
Due to their high economical relevance, the effects of GAs on cell elongation are subject to intense scientific studies.
In particular, the influence of prior exposure to pro-inflammatory agents on central cytokine expression may provide insights into the relevance of effects of hypothalamic cytokines on CNS and neuro-endocrine functions during remission/relapse episodes of peripheral inflammatory chronic diseases and on the neuropsychiatric components of these pathologies.
The flexural behaviour of the GFRP concrete hybrid beams is discussed, with particular relevance to the effect of the interconnection slip.
Also of relevance is the effect of the auditor tenure, that is, the length of the audit contract.
