It can be observed in Fig. 5 that, when the zone of relevance is set as 500 m, the PRR achieved 100%%, and for 1500 m, the PRR decreases slightly to 98.8%%, showing a suitable performance for collision warning applications like our proposed PCN application.
Relevance of The Comedians is apparent in Haiti's recently cancelled election runoff that was set for this past Sunday.
In 2012, the Telegraph reported that Sarkozy, who had just lost re-election as president of France, said that he was "bored" in retirement and was likely to take what one political analyst dubbed the "Anglo-Saxon" route to maintaining relevance, that is, set up a vast web of philanthropy and business in the style of Blair and Clinton.
The parameter τ is referred to as the relevance factor, which is set empirically in the range between 8 and 16 [7].
This cannot stand alone without the fourth part, in which the clinical relevance of the conclusions are set forth.
Off track countries can realistically be excused from attaining targets that were unachievable in the first place and LMIC policy makers can question the relevance of targets that were set without regard to local resources and challenges.
Thus, how government departments handle and interpret evidence in the development of public health policy, and what evidential relevance and quality thresholds are set for policy progression in the context of Better Regulation, are of vital importance.
Often particular research goals are set, such as relevance to society or to the development of methods, tools or materials of practical interest, e.g. for industry.
Although The Hunger Games may be set in a fanciful future, much has been made of its supposed gritty relevance.
