Sentence examples for relevance phase from inspiring English sources

To simulate the Connectivity summarization phase, we identified the predicate/non-seed semantic type pair with the highest RlogF score among all semantic predications that contained the most prominent shared semantic type from the Relevance phase.

In the separate KLD application, the predicates AFFECTS and PART OF, when paired with the seed topic in the Relevance phase, together produced only nine gene arguments while all salient KLD patterns (Table 2) produced an average of 32 separate arguments.

However, one of the most remarkable observations is the significant performance gap between aHM and HMPD, which gives an idea of the relevance of phase in quality issues.

Only mutations previously reported in COSMIC were considered actionable, and relevance of phase I clinical trials to the identified mutations was discussed.

Although our experiments were not designed to specifically test Wright's Shifting Balance Theory [24] which was developed to understand the evolution of novelty and complexity in sexual species [42], it has not escaped our notice that our results are of particular relevance to Phases 2 and 3 of the theory.

Four investigators (CC, LC, KL and KM) screened titles and abstracts for relevance in two phases based on the inclusion criteria: phase one eliminated all clearly irrelevant studies, phase two applied all inclusion/exclusion criteria listed above for the remaining studies.

This makes evident the relevance of this phase, since it encompasses activities which are related to test execution and management of incidents.

We use dissipative particle dynamics simulations to study the interfacial properties and their relevance to the phase transitions in ternary symmetric blends.

Current clinical practice is put into perspective with evidence that has become available from recent clinical studies so as to provide a better understanding of the relevance of future phase III trials.

Other studies have reported functional relevance of such phase locking of spikes in the visual cortex (Lee et al. 2005; Montemurro et al. 2008) as well as in other brain areas (Huxter et al. 2008; Kayser et al. 2009).

Extension of magnetic resonance imaging to the study of flow phenomena is not new, and can be applied to problems of direct relevance to multi-phase flow analysis.