Without context or proper relevance, trending topics are nothing more than a snapshot for people who spend fewer than 10 minutes on Twitter a day.
The relevance of trends is reflected in the degree to which an organisation, or in this case, an economic maritime function, is sensitive to differences in the way the trend evolves.
Relevance of the trends and the possible impact on surgical skills and on innovative ability are discussed.
If we accept that the party affiliation of the government in office across the last 35 years has some relevance to crime trends (marginal at best, in my view), this would have been a more accurate representation of the story of crime and party of government in England and Wales (although still open to criticism).
The biological relevance of these trends in gene expression changes will obviously need to be tested on an individual basis.
The biological relevance of these trends in gene expression changes will obviously need to be tested on an individual gene basis.
However, this would enhance the relevance of phenological trends at the non-breeding sites and their potential implications for demographic rates (survival, reproductive success) at later times at sites far away.
However, each time they fail to mention that the observed underreporting was mainly confined to patients 70 years or older [ 7], which has little relevance for incidence trends in children and adolescents, or other age-groups with high prevalence of mobile phone users.
Abbreviations: AKP – anterior knee pain; EMG – electromyography; VL – vastus lateralis; VMO – vastus medialis oblique Clinically, the relevance of any trends towards delayed VMO onset in the AKP population may be increased if there is evidence that therapies can favourably influence it.
Further, so that comparisons can be made between the Centre's work, its relationship to national policies and programmes and relevance to global trends, the Centre should consider adopting a more globally accepted model of research categorization such as those described in Donald Stoke's Pasteur's Quadrant [ 11] or Buxton and Hanney's Payback Framework [ 12].
