Sentence examples for relevance to define from inspiring English sources

Hence, it is of considerable relevance to define a drug's requirement for functional p53 to exert its antitumoural activity.

Multivariate statistical methods were used on all biomarkers achieving statistical relevance to define an optimised panel of diagnostic biomarkers for NSCLC.

Further studies on the toxic effects of nanoparticles used in commercial products and their environmental relevance, are necessary to define the risks and benefit of nanomaterial applications.

Even though AJCC staging was initially validated to assess survival, the evaluation of intermediate end-points such as PFS is of relevance in order to define therapeutic strategies and prognosis; we analyzed PFS with this staging system as an exploratory maneuver.

This concept is extended to define relevance distance between a clause and a set (or multiple sets) of support.

Co-founder Alberto Nardelli says the more complex aspects of development were figuring out how to define relevance, given that what's current today will be passé tomorrow; and identifying the connectors in conversations, such as political journalists.

Criteria to define "relevance" were then discussed and identified.

PlaceRank combines location, demographic and social graph information to define the relevance of place information to a particular user.

It is possible to define a relevance threshold and filter out services with lower scores.

Although these trials are scientifically interpretable, and involve direct comparison of the study drug against placebo, they are, in general, too short in duration to be able to define clinical relevance.

Corneal and ocular wavefront aberrations were recorded together with clinical examination results and patient-reported vision-related quality-of-life evaluation results to define the relevance of dynamic optical analysis of the eye in dry eye disease (DED).