Sentence examples for relevance in which from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, these data indicate that TLR2 and TLR4 have different biological relevance, in which TLR2 but not TLR4, is involved in the accomplishment of macrophage-mediated anticandidal activity, while the secretory response to C. albicans appears to be TLR4 but not TLR2-dependent.

In any event, the Stoic Chrysippus developed a system of relevance logic in which neither the 'paradoxes of material implication' nor the 'paradoxes of strict implication' occur.

We discuss power calculations for two scenarios that have high practical relevance and in which power previously could only be assessed by simulation studies or by approximations: (1) studies using both affected and unaffected offspring and (2) studies with missing parental information.

Then, as an example of use of our database, we shall discuss a few FFLs which we found of particular biological relevance and in which the interplay between transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulation seems to play a special role.

The KNN classifier can be viewed as a form of pseudo relevance feedback in which the top retrieved documents for a query are used for query refinement.

In this case different representations (text and MeSH) are used, this relates to cross-lingual relevance models in which query and documents are formulated in different languages (Lavrenko et al., 2002).

The pattern of muscle development was confirmed by the results of our relevance network in which the genes involved in development were up-regulated at 90 days of gestation.

We used non-parametric Kappa statistics for the analysis of data generated by the relevance index in which the most representative theoretical domain was selected as suggested by Slocumb and Cole [ 20].

At the TREC conference there has been much experimentation with pseudo-relevance feedback in which the assumption is made that the top n ranked documents are relevant and then proceeding as though a user had judged each of these n documents to be relevant.

While this may have little relevance in yeast which contains only reduced amounts of H1, it may be relevant within the context of mammalian cells.

This aspect has an amplified relevance in countries, which are energy deficient.