Sentence examples for simultaneous relevance from inspiring English sources

The present findings highlight the simultaneous relevance of food- and personality-related factors and commensality for a top gastronomy meal experience in the short and long-run.

In this work, we extend this definition for considering situations in which different users perform simultaneous queries and provides relevance feedback, during a single iteration.

It was therefore interesting for us to evaluate clinical relevance of simultaneous loss or overexpression of these markers in colorectal cancer tissues.

6. Relevance is relevant.

Time and space emerge from this continuum as representations of feature-distance that provide a measure of the relevance of non-simultaneous experiences, allowing for long-range associations, mental time-travel, and predictions that go far beyond the immediate moment.

The combination and strengths of both modalities combined in a simultaneous PET/MRI study could be of relevance in patients with suspected spondylodiscitis.

Apart from their direct relevance for patients undergoing simultaneous chemoradiation, these findings also suggest that CR or the KD may influence the five R's of radiobiology (Fig.  4) in a manner that increases the therapeutic window.

Conventional alarm systems tend to overwhelm operators during a transient because of a large number of nearly simultaneous annunciator activations with varying degrees of relevance to operator tasks.

The results of our study indicate the relevance of further investigations of simultaneous PET/MR imaging particularly with respect to the multiparametric role of multiple MR sequences.

Such actions may have relevance to pathological conditions where simultaneous over-expression of gelatinolytic MMPs and big ET-1 can be detected at the sites of tissue injury and inflammation.

The one-step distinction between different lesions (GC, ulcer disease, less significant lesions) is of principal relevance as it potentially allows simultaneous confirmation of one disease while excluding another.