Sentence examples for relevance of the second from inspiring English sources

The results showed the behavior of the solutes in relation to their physico-chemical properties and the relevance of the second term degree of our model.

If the mechanism underlying the local average model is also relevant for the outcome, the coefficient on the predicted value will be statistically different from 0. The converse can also be done to test the relevance of the second model (the local aggregate model in our case) (see Liu et al. (2014a) for more details).

Specific reference is made to elastic analyses under design forces with an evaluation of the relevance of the second order effects, to nonlinear static analyses by N2 method, also taking into account the vertical seismic component effects and to nonlinear dynamic analyses forcing the structure by all the three components of the earthquake.

The relevance of the second issue was assessed with statistical overlap theory.

This lack of agreement highlights the importance and relevance of the second study objective (namely, assessing the suitability of the instruments within a population of depressed subjects) to those involved in health technology assessments and policymakers.

For example, the first two features may individually be sufficient to obtain a high accuracy, in which case, the first feature in the top N subsets masks the relevance of the second feature.

—Ligaya Mishan This week, in honor of the quadricentennial year of John Milton's birth, Jonathan Rosen writes in the magazine about the enduring relevance of the seventeenth-century poet, who "survived imprisonment, the threat of execution and assassination, the plague and the Great Fire of London, and, blind and disillusioned, dictated the greatest long poem in the English language".

This week, in honor of the quadricentennial year of John Milton's birth, Jonathan Rosen writes in the magazine about the enduring relevance of the seventeenth-century poet, who "survived imprisonment, the threat of execution and assassination, the plague and the Great Fire of London, and, blind and disillusioned, dictated the greatest long poem in the English language".

The rest of the covariates increases in magnitude as well, which suggests a higher relevance of the first interpretation.

Nelson Goodman's well known "grue" example (Goodman 1955) poses problems for the relevance of the first claim and the force of the second.

Moving on to politics, newspapers are discussing the relevance of the "third front", a possible alliance of regional parties excluding the main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the ruling Congress, ahead of the general elections due next year.