Sentence examples for relevant allowing from inspiring English sources

In Figure 4 we see that the gravity calculation time drops dramatically between step 0 and step 20 as structure forms and the effect of the initial condition grid is no longer relevant allowing the force accuracy to be relaxed.

Likewise, it is swift when it comes to shutting down services which never really took off or are no longer relevant, allowing them to focus on stuff that really matters.

Uninformative or redundant features tend to be eliminated in an iterative process as less relevant, allowing refinement of the fingerprint's definition to include only its most reliable features.

Articulating the considerations that are held to be relevant allows for transparent discussion, critique and development of the framework over time in the light of evolving situations.

The challenge is in learning to distinguish the semantic frame and filling in the correct values in the relevant slots, allowing the user to choose his own words and using his own pronunciations.

The work exploits a Drosophila model where PKR is not relevant thus allowing focus on the small RNA processing pathways.

This allows us to include all available relevant data, allowing the fullest and most direct comparisons to the Goremykin et al. [ 19] analyses.

The quantitative nature of Q-RT PCR could also provide clinically relevant informations, allowing tailored treatment according to the amplitude of HER2 overexpression in breast cancers.

Mechanistic modelling uses equations that represent the underlying biology and thus give biologically relevant parameters, allowing a more meaningful covariate analysis.

The presence of an additional free channel for other reagents also makes possible to analyse the cell's HER2-Neu or EGFR immunofluorescence or to investigate for any other relevant marker allowing the exploration of these neurological metastatic cells.

Saylo is a mobile app that lets you create and join location-relevant conversations, allowing you to communicate, one-to-many with the people around you.