A spokesman for Peña Nieto responded on Sunday that the president had completed all requirements for his law degree and downplayed the relevance of "style errors" in academic work done 25 years earlier.
Similar methods were used to model the temporal relevance of forecast errors [18, 19, 20, 21].
Reliability at construct level assesses whether the indicators consistently represent the same construct and the relevance of systematic errors.
We sought to better characterize the nature, and clinical relevance, of SDIs' error-monitoring processes by comparing carefully isolated neural responses during the presentation of negative feedback to a) stimulant dependence status and b) lifetime stimulant use.
Since lethal mutants obviously exist, the above statement has a significant implication about the relevance of the error-threshold in biological evolution: in particular, the accumulation of information.
However, the relevance of measurement error is unclear, given the finding in our study that the association between lead and GFR is strongest among those without anemia, with or without hemoglobin adjustment.
In order to clarify the biological relevance of gene translational errors we have engineered codon misreading in yeast and used profiling of total and polysome-associated mRNAs, molecular and biochemical tools to characterize the recombinant cells.
We analyzed the experimental data of Janes et al. [ 20] to demonstrate the biological relevance of signal transmission error concept in a biological network.
This paper discusses the relevance of classifications of programming errors developed by the HCI community to the problem of interactive theorem proving.
Precision of recall in the nearest neighbour control, our proxy for 'isolated' localization errors (controlling for swap errors and relevance of object identity), is much worse than localization precision for one item, strongly suggesting it is not at ceiling.
