Sentence examples for relevance for the problem from inspiring English sources

The following approaches contain modeling elements with relevance for the problem described, but neglect the financial domain: Configuration changes (opening and closing of plants and warehouses) refer to facility location problems, e.g., Hinojosa et al. (2000) and Canel and Khumawala (2001).

We suggest this may have wider relevance for the problem doctor patient relationship literature.

This makes the gathering of these data sets highly costly and limits the number of data sets, but guarantees more relevance for the problem at hand.

The hallmark genes that cross the barriers between extremely diverse virus lineages seem to be of the greatest interest and relevance for the problem of the ultimate origins of viruses, at least, in the context of the long argument we attempt to develop here.

The consistent variations in information-sharing estimates between OLS and quantile regressions (with respect to sign, significance, and magnitude of significance) is a justification for the relevance of the problem statement, notably investigating the impact of increasing information-sharing offices on financial development where existing levels of financial development matter.

But there is of course also the problem of relevance: what aspects are relevant for the problem at hand; which properties do we need to take into consideration?

The participants had to examine and read different types of information (e.g., invoices from different suppliers) with regard to their relevance for solving the problem (information seeking).

Alternate stress-induced apoptotic pathways, such as the one described here, may become of particular relevance for tackling the problem of chemoresistance in cancer cells.

All of these results provide vast supporting evidence for the conjecture that an AF-algebra is isomorphic to a graph C⁎-algebra if and only if each unital quotient of the AF-algebra is Type I with finitely many ideals, and bear relevance for the extension problem for graph C⁎-algebras.

In the case of univariate PLS applied to binary classification problems, the weight vector w1 = (w11, ……, w p1) defining the first latent component may be used to order the p genes in terms of their relevance for the classification problem.

The authors of that study employ a form of separation of classes to demonstrate that a redundant feature may enhance the predictor set's ability to distinguish between two classes in a 2-class problem (thus implying that antiredundancy is not as important as relevance for the 2-class problem).