Sentence examples similar to self relevancy from inspiring English sources
These results suggest that the PMC and mPFC are associated with processes involving self-relevancy and affective decision-making, consistent with previous reports.
Nevertheless, our results seem to be consistent with some recent reports suggesting that cortical midline components of the default network are associated with processes related to self-relevancy and decision-making [53].
The significant associations between self-reported OA severity and other patient-reported outcomes indicate the clinical relevancy of asking patients to self-evaluate their OA severity.
I imagined feral Republicans, smelling blood and a shot at the totalitarian power they believe is rightfully theirs; self-congratulatory pundits sifting through "history" for nuggets of dubious relevancy.
The association of these ratings with a variety of outcomes suggests the utility of asking patients to self-rate their disease in clinical practice to provide greater relevancy from the patient's perspective.
During the call with analysts, Google executives said that the decline in growth of paid clicks was partly self-inflicted, as the company took several initiatives to improve the quality and relevancy of ads and to reduce accidental clicks.
The Washington Post announcing that Sarah MacLean, their romance reviewer, chose a self-published romance novel for their "best of 2015" reveals the vibrancy and relevancy of the genre.
"Relevancy drives response," he said.
Tark gave Fresno State's program relevancy.
