Sentence examples for relevance to represent from inspiring English sources

Extracted hypotheses were manually inspected and checked for their accuracy and relevance to represent one or many processes belonging to a particular AD stage.

These image models were chosen for their biological relevance and ability to represent different image modalities and fabrication challenges.

Alternatively, implicit relevance feedback might be used to represent the searcher's information need, as does MiSearch [ 29].

Using the concept of funds of knowledge as a framework (Hogg, 2011), 17 items were created to represent three areas of relevance for students: community and global (6 items), personal (5 items), and academic (5 items).

This activation appears to represent the evaluation of relevance, which is apparently not linked to sexual orientation per se but rather to the study context.

Thus, relevance networks provide us with a means to represent (linear) dependencies between genes.

These alterations require further experimental evaluation to determine their functional relevance and in some cases may turn out to represent passenger rather than driver mutations.

So once again: might Europe's relevance for the Americans and Chinese be boosted through the possible arrival of the first president to represent all of the European Union?

If there's anything worse than attempting to represent full-scale military conflict realistically on stage, it's tub-thumping topical relevance.

One limitation of our study is that the mouse models used to demonstrate relevance to in vivo myocardium represent extremes of low and high Cr levels that are not observed under normal physiological (or even pathophysiological) conditions.

The size of each item determined manually, represents the relevance to family physicians.