If we continue to be erased in the second half of our lives, we will remain stuck in a perpetual cycle of conflating youth with greater social relevance in the first half of our lives, and the patriarchal axiom that women are only valuable when they are young, hot and fertile will continue unchallenged.
While most changes were not significant there was a consistent pattern of decline in scores for Relevance in the first workforce year (ES -0.42 to -0.29) followed by an improvement in the second year (ES +0.27).
Second, as far as the peak of the chosen mechanical event has any intrinsic physiological or functional relevance in the first place, considering only its timing ignores the importance of its extent (amplitude) and overall mechanical impact.
Additionally, the fact that experts scored the relevance differently in the second Delphi round as compared to the first, supports the efficacy of a Delphi procedure.
For this, we will team up with our "sister" journal Evolutionary Biology for a doubly intense exploration of Darwin, his work, and his continued relevance in the twenty-first century.
Before concluding with a prognosis of Sartre's philosophical relevance in the twenty-first century, let me note the several "biographies" that he produced of important literary figures in addition to his autobiography, Words.
For example, it would be helpful if Relemed showed the total number of matched articles per relevance level in the first page of results.
In the COPD group, most of the concepts and those concepts considered to be of primary clinical relevance were captured in the first set of interviews, but chest pain and runny nose emerged in the final set of interviews; this is unsurprising given the smaller sample size.
The findings of this study have further clinical relevance in a second, perhaps less expected, respect.
The first term in the equation is the maximum relevance condition, and the second term is the minimum redundancy condition.
