Sentence examples for relevant expressions from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, women are more adept at detecting more socially relevant expressions that communicate happiness, sadness, surprise and disgust.

9, 11 and other relevant expressions for the percentage composition of oil, water, and machine efficiency.

When we use the new spectrum sensing method, all relevant expressions are the same as Eqs.

Further substitutions into the relevant expressions allow computation of the MNE's profits and global union utility, reported in Table 1.

It does help in ontology, though, if some of the relevant expressions in ontological debates, like the quantifiers themselves, exhibit such different readings.

The relevant expressions are documented in Appendix 1 and 2. We also provide a comparison of computed values with observed experimental and other theoretical studies.

To further reduce the number of false positive observations, and to enrich for biologically relevant expression changes, the remaining transcripts were defined as significantly differentially expressed only if they displayed a mean fold change in expression of at least |2|.

Hershey should be the simplest, more relevant expression of chocolate to people.

Patternity could not have picked a more relevant expression of the "powerful presence of pattern," as its Web site puts it.

Since then, the Notting Hill carnival has gone through another seismic shift, but is an equally relevant expression of what it means to be black in London in the 21st century – a far more diverse, mixed up and inclusive state of affairs.

Relevant expression changes were validated by qPCR experiments.