Sentence examples for relevance expressed from inspiring English sources

By this method the risk factors are compared in the overall context according to their relevance expressed by their hazard ratio.

In Ica, we completed four group discussions with 27 participants, while in Ayacucho, we performed six focus groups with 40 participants.>> We summarize in Table  4 the intrinsic motivations and incentives to work in a rural area by career group, in terms of relevance expressed by participants.

By this approach we were able to identify 213 genes that have a general disease relevance showing high scores in many different studies as well as genes that have a specific disease relevance expressing high scores in only a few studies.

The present study aims to develop a LIveability Spatial Assessment Model (LISAM) capable of considering both the local accessibility of services and their perceived relevance as expressed by stakeholders.

The siRNA inhibition experiment showed the functional relevance of expressed TRIB3 in gastrointestinal cancer cell lines.

Clinical relevance was expressed as the proportion of patients, who would receive an alternative treatment, if the prediction rule was applied (i.e. surveillance instead of RPLND).

Based on data from an additional experimental paradigm, we validated the introduced biomarker and showed its relevance for expressing the subjective aesthetic appreciation of a piece of music.

First, we verified the relevance of differentially expressed genes (DEGs) based on the preexisting literature.

We used k-means clustering analyses to infer the potential functional relevance of differentially expressed genes.

Some expressed relevance to practice to be of fundamental importance in a Master's level education.

To understand the functional relevance of differentially expressed genes (DEGs), gene ontology (GO) and Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) classification analysis was performed.