In particular, it shares some of its disadvantages in that we encounter a parallel to the 'paradoxes of strict implication' (Relevance Logic, Lemmon, 153-4).
A second innovation was to consider renal damage as a spectrum of severities that could be easily classified (even though only by convention rather than by strict clinical relevance) into three classes (risk, injury and failure) and two outcomes (loss of function and end stage kidney disease).
Gore Vidal memorably remarked that it was his singular fortune before becoming a novelist to work first in film and television, because these were the media which taught him what he called 'the strict disciplines of relevance'.
That is, a very strict criterion of relevance in choosing between different options of action is adopted, which is always established beforehand.
As these volunteer studies were conducted during strict normoglycemia, their relevance for critically ill T2DM patients with permissive stress-hyperglycemia is limited.
Strict scrutiny of relevance to the context was applied before acceptance of a term into the context term list.
However, this level of precision uses a very strict definition of relevance (referenced in a systematic review), and we expect that other types of articles such as review articles and clinical practice guidelines will also be relevant to the searcher.
Print journalists often adopt a tone of peeved professionalism when talking about blogs; constrained, at least nominally, by stricter standards of relevance, they seem to resent the blogger's high ratio of self-expression to information.
This paper sketches the regulatory framework within which design takes place and then focuses on tort liability in the USA and European Union domains, its doctrines of fault-based liability and strict liability, and their relevance to product and process design.
This study validates the clinical relevance of strict adherence to WHO criteria in the diagnosis of ET. The study also confirms the clinically indolent nature of ET with near-normal life expectancy and a less than 1% risk of leukemic or fibrotic transformation in the first 10 years of disease.
