Sentence examples for relevance some from inspiring English sources

On a manipulationist account of causal relevance, some factor X is determined to be causally relevant to some outcome Y when interventions on X can be shown to produce the change in Y. Experiments from molecular biology often take this form, which Baetu calls "one-variable experiments" because they involve a single intervention made on X in the experiment to establish the causal relevance to Y.

So now, in their latest grasp at relevance, some Democratic members of the caucus are holding hostage their support for Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). for Speaker of the House over demands born out of their bipartisan Problem Solvers caucus.

"As long as your interests have some kind of relevance, some practical application, he's all for it," says doctoral student and Slocum lab member Nikolai Begg '09, SM '11, a medical-device engineer who won the Lemelson-MIT Collegiathis yearthis yearhis year.

Owing to the perceptual relevance, some features representing structural information and contrast of an image have been extracted from the DCT values at two levels of spatial sampling.

How would a random assemblage of games selected by a voting public tell the story of gaming's history, much less make a compelling case for its artistic relevance, some wondered?

To determine appropriate strategies for weighting relevance, some properties of relevance are analysed.

Says Alper: "A made-up name gives you some sense of relevance, and some sense of charisma".

In response, some utilitarians accept the relevance of some of these judgments and argue that utilitarianism is compatible with them.

In the long run I hope what I've done will have some relevance and say some things about a certain period of time.

Some students struggle to understand the relevance of some of the classes that they must take to graduate from high school.

And that brought Black back into relevance, to some degree.