Sentence examples for relevant coincidence from inspiring English sources
Assuming that aphasia therapy can induce the relevant coincidence of neuronal firing, this implies that more training will help more.
This is because the coverage factor cancels out of all relevant formulae, a coincidence of two dimensions (see Optimizing the grid system: probabilistic decoder, 'Materials and methods', and p. 112 of Dayan and Abbott, 2001).
A large-scale collaborative epidemiological study duplicated these findings in Swedish, Dutch and US populations, showing that smoking SE interaction increased risk, and that the combined risk conferred by coincidence of relevant HLA SE and PTPN22 alleles was also multiplicative rather than additive [41].
But, by coincidence, a hugely relevant article appears in the current issue of the British Journalism Review by Michael Williams, who was news editor at the Sunday Times in 1989 when Mahmood departed from the paper.
This results in a ratio of the prompt gamma over total of about 0.35, a relevant fraction of the total coincidences.
Interestingly, for coincidences to become relevant, synaptic depression is a necessary ingredient, especially after the temporally more precise onset response.
Among the coincidences the most relevant were calcium/calmodulin-dependent protein kinase IV (CamK4), for which there exist strong evidences for up-regulation in response to both Wnt ligands and lithium [ 50], and tropomyosin 1 (alpha) that is associated with neurofibrillary pathology of AD [ 50].
In relevant logics it is objectionable as well, and this is no coincidence.
