"Given the nature of the issue, the strength of the relevant precedent, and the inadequacy of the court's reasoning, the question" of religion, he went on, "is too obvious to ignore".
A key question before choosing this business model concerns the strength of the relevant intellectual property regime.
Clearly, the structural elements of a gene (e.g., size, genomic position, number of codons mutable to stop by single base substitutions, etc. discussed in Lang and Murray 2008) influence its mutability, in addition to the effect of the gene's impact on cellular fitness and the strength of the relevant phenotype.
What is sought is a way of computing the "on sum" degree of justification of a conclusion in terms of the degrees of justification of all relevant premises and the strengths of all relevant reasons.
As with the combination of methods, the respective strengths of various relevant datasets can be combined to overcome the limitations of each single dataset and to derive more robust and reliable data.
Assuming that this signature is not an artifact of noise, the two models can be tested for their ability to reproduce such a spectrum by generating sets of parameters, Fourier-transforming the models' output for each parameter set, and comparing the strengths of the relevant peaks.
In looking toward the future, Mr. Rashbass said: "We need to make our core strength of international news relevant to local audiences — which means, among other things, having local-language sites".
Co-word analysis was employed to reveal patterns and trends in the research by measuring the association strength of terms representative of relevant publications produced in ET field.
My projections use a regression of stats based on position-wide consistency correlations; that is, I multiplied a player's 2011 stats by the average strength of correlation of every relevant stat at each specific position.
Measurement of dynamic strength of concrete at impact relevant strain rates and pressures is the purpose of the described study.
