Sentence examples for relevant proceeding from inspiring English sources

Investigators will search for publications of relevant proceeding abstracts or contact presenters to request study data if needed.

Indeed, no federal laws, rules, or policies express a presumption that agencies in a given proceeding should ignore or give less weight to scientific work on the basis of who conducted or funded it or, more to the point, whether it was prepared specifically for the relevant proceeding.

The search for relevant studies proceeded in several ways.

It would be relevant to proceed with validation studies to investigate the quality and validity of TNM staging in the DCR.

In other words, if the test has been shown to be useless, it is not relevant to proceed to steps 2 and 3. 2) The test is illogical (step 2) and it has not been submitted to scientific study to prove its value (step 1).

A New York court will hold a proceeding "relevant" to the Cohen case today at 4 p.m., a spokesman for the U.S. Attorney's office in the Southern District of New York said Tuesday.

At the TREC conference there has been much experimentation with pseudo-relevance feedback in which the assumption is made that the top n ranked documents are relevant and then proceeding as though a user had judged each of these n documents to be relevant.

In early December, the Stage ran a poll asking if pantomime was still relevant – and then proceeded to answer its own question by reviewing as many as it could of the hundreds being staged across the land, from the grandest theatres to village halls.

The trans selectivity distinguishes this reaction from relevant precedents that proceed via hydrogen-atom transfer and lead to cis products.

Repeating the process of training the ANN model with the reduced input set and the selection of the more relevant inputs can proceed until a quasi-optimal, small, set of inputs is identified.

These foci of microinfection may remain localized causing local bronchiolitis without clinically relevant pneumonia or proceed to develop into micro- or macro-bronchopneumonia.