As for relevance indices, many theoretical formulations are available [7 11] and it is safe to assume that a reliable relevance-based rank of extracted terms is not difficult to obtain.
Klimisch et al. (1997) defined reliability, relevance, and adequacy in terms appropriate for such a task, and they also defined four categories of study/data reliability: reliable without restrictions, reliable with restrictions, not reliable, and not assignable.
However, further validation studies will be necessary to reduce false prediction rates, ensure reliable clinical relevance, and develop new therapies that target specific molecular defects, thereby reducing the morbidity associated with NMIBC.
z-scores: no reliable differences (for relevance, web > professional with marginal significance).
Web mining vs. professional: z-scores: no reliable differences (for relevance, web > professional with marginal significance) z-scores with removal of questions with high inter-rater variability: no reliable differences on pedagogy and depth Medians: for fluency and ambiguity, web > professional.
A conclusive trial outcome will provide reliable evidence of relevance for the care of women with borderline glucose intolerance in pregnancy and their infants.
The relevance of reliable work of hydraulic engineering constructions is noted in this article.
The current research assumed that statistically robust factors identified through Q-method research were relatively reliable and of enduring relevance to ICoE CR development.
In the former case, matching PISA and TALIS should yield a synthetic data set that retains the ability to draw valid and reliable inferences of policy relevance.
Data quality assessment prior to this study [ 19– 21] assured high data quality, epidemiological relevance, and reliable and valid survival estimates.
Our system produces consistent and reliable evidence for gene relevance in glomerular kidney disease; the results then provide merit for further analysis in mammalian models.
