Sentence examples for relevant and consistent from inspiring English sources

The results show an instrument with relevant and consistent dimensions to concept, with reliability α =.92.

The aim of the feature selection step is to find a compact, relevant, and consistent set of features for classification task.

Age groups were defined to be clinically relevant and consistent with available population estimates, as follows: 0 4, 5 9, 10 14, and 15 19 years.

Second, in order to derive a compact, relevant, and consistent subset of descriptor's features, a comparative study is conducted on some well-known feature selection algorithms.

The special counsel noted that Cohen "has taken significant steps to mitigate his criminal conduct," and offered "relevant" and consistent information to investigators.

Next we examined whether SEB- induced up- regulation of MyD88 in monocytes is physiologically relevant and consistent in the presence of T cells.

Another participant in the meeting, Dan Tisch, chairman of the Global Alliance for Public Relations and Communication Management, said he considered the search for a new definition "a critical exercise" because "we as a profession have to explain what we do, in terms that are memorable, relevant, clear and consistent".

This is particularly relevant to, and consistent with, findings in the present study where PAR2 activation leads to up-regulation of certain class I HDACs (HDAC 3, 11) and class II HDACS (HDAC 7), as well as up-regulation of pro-inflammatory genes such as COX-2.

The Theoretical Domains Framework constructs most relevant to and consistent with specific beliefs underlying perceptions of attitudes and perceived behavioural control are beliefs about consequences and beliefs about skills.

After pagerank, the features with high ranking values are those highly relevant and most consistent in the video.

We tried to analytically re-attach items from the discarded domains to the final patient survey structure, as it was strongly suggested during the survey development process that they were clinically relevant and conceptually consistent.