Through years of graduate study, they can become "so deeply immersed in the nuances of [their] particular research that they can't put it in a larger perspective" and judge its relevance to providing workable solutions for real-world needs.
It can be assumed that PhDs of relevance to imaging provide excellent training for later scientific work during radiology residency.
Yet, comparison across neighbourhoods, as well as of a cross-city/cross-national kind, appears of the utmost relevance in order to provide a fresh outlook on the local dimension of migration policy and policy-making, especially by illuminating the interplay between public policy, private actors and civil society, too often obscured in more institutionalist, municipality-based, analyses.
Raising our demands to the level of the Presidency is a way not only to show our political relevance, but also to provide ourselves with a new level of political credibility.
The fact that stakeholders and educators got involved in the intervention development was expected to contribute to relevance, and seemed to provide ownership.
Relevance judgments can also be used to provide relevance feedback [ 4, 5].
Until recently Afghanistan's main relevance to cricket was to provide a nickname for the Australian batsman Mark Waugh – the forgotten Waugh – but they joined the ICC a decade ago and have developed at a startling rate since.
Add a new contact via the app and it will begin to provide relevance around that new contact such as the geo-location where you met and when that was and then scour through each of your contacts to reveal who you know in common to provide a deeper connection.
In an operational information retrieval system it may not seem practical to ask a searcher to provide relevance judgments for every retrieved document, as we have done in this study.
