Sentence examples for relevance of two from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, redundancy means that two SNPs are somewhat interchangeable in the hypotheses of the strongly relevant variable sets (i.e. the probability of the joint strong relevance of two SNPs is lower than it is expected).

Justice Alito did give lower courts some guidance about the relevance of two kinds of comparisons.

He cites the relevance of two Illinois cases, one involving a former Republican state senator who voted for his Democratic sister in an Elgin Township primary and was allowed to run the next year as a Republican, the other involving a DuPage County Republican who voted in a Republican primary for state senate but then was barred from running as a Democrat in the general election for the same post.

A priority value (PriorityValue) is calculated to weight the pairwise relevance of two test cases.

In phase I (November December 2012), each participant evaluated reliability and relevance of two out of eight ecotoxicity studies (see below and Table 2) using the Klimisch method.

The prognostic relevance of two different parameters was analyzed: variables associated with development of IAH and the prognostic value of IAH and its non-resolution.

"He shows up at retreats for board members of G.E. clients and talks about the relevance of Six Sigma for hospitals," Mr. Goldsmith said.

But the core of "The Art of Video Games" is a display of 20 computer and gaming systems and short films explaining the relevance of four games on each of those platforms -- 80 total.

This research investigated the relevance of four hydrological variables in the performance of a domestic rainwater harvesting (DRWH) system.

In particular, it aims to identify and discuss the relevance of three classical means of persuasion: ethos, pathos and logos.

But suppose that almost all lawyers agree on the relevance of one of a pair of inconsistent candidates.