Sentence examples for relevant intercepts from inspiring English sources

So far requests to the NSA to produce relevant intercepts have been denied.

It is unclear whether the new details disclosed in the indictment were obtained by federal investigators using their subpoena powers or if the N.S.A. and other spy agencies delivered relevant intercepts from 2014 after searching through their archives.

They've also sought the declassification of relevant intelligence intercepts.

We need to see any relevant reports, intercepts and other raw intelligence material.

It is unclear whether any phone intercepts relevant to the election meddling investigation have gone to the American authorities.

In June 2004, the Trial Chamber issued its decision, holding that some of the intercepts were relevant and some were not and admitting the ones that were (Prosecutor v. Milošević 14 June 2004, p. 3).

One possible problem with this approach is that consistent biologically relevant variation in the intercept itself, due for example to plants and insects having different lower size constraints, might influence estimates of the slope.

Slopes represent the fundamental response to anthropogenic effects (most relevant to this paper) and intercepts indicate the baseline nutrient or pollutant level.

When are item intercept differences substantively relevant in measurement invariance testing?

The relevant phase data which were intercepted by short-term switching off of transmitters have not been used for analysis, since phase does not follow the same value as before the transmitter was switched off.

Centering is less relevant because models include an intercept that is usually not penalized; therefore, the effects of centering are "absorbed" in the intercept (Strandén and Christensen 2011).