Sentence examples for relevance evaluated from inspiring English sources

Similar applications are also considered in [29] and their relevance evaluated with user questionnaires.

However, students reported significant gains on the retrospective postunit item measuring relevance, evaluating their perceptions of the connection between biology content and their personal lives ("before this unit" mean = 3.88; "now" mean = 5.64; Figure 4).

Their relevance was evaluated by two independent researchers (BDC and LM).

Pharmacists' experience of the training (expectations, content, format, relevance) was evaluated quantitatively and qualitatively.

We used a set of 10 AGRIS articles in the domain of fisheries and the relevance was evaluated by domain experts.

Clinical relevance was evaluated by using desirable biological criteria for creatinine concentration (24 h) for bias (8.6%), imprecision (12.0%) and total error allowable (TEa) (28.4%) [ 15].

To correlate our in vitro results to clinical or pathological relevance, we evaluated the clinicopathological significance of UbcH10 in patients with colon cancer.

In order to understand SNPs of pharmacogenomic relevance, we evaluated SAIF variants using annotations present in the PharmGKB database [ 91] and a set of published SNPs relevant for drug interactions.

Using a scalable relevance evaluation process that evaluates conditional relevance more accurately, the proposed method significantly improves multi-label learning accuracy compared with conventional multi-label feature selection methods.

But I question the relevance of evaluating architecture aesthetically in an urban context such as Cairo.

The findings have wider relevance for evaluating student assessments of CPBL in Engineering Education.