The frequentist-based method detected only nominally significant associations, which, according to the accepted rules, have to be rejected, while the BN-BMLA, especially in the case of the BAX gene found strong, convincing relevancy.
It is possible to validate these criteria as a social scientific endeavor for two reasons: first, there is a strong focus on relevancy, which is a rather intersubjective point, and the criteria intend to contextualize outcomes with existing knowledge.
She wanted to continue to kindle what she had always felt...enthusiasm, vitality, visibility and a strong sense of relevancy.
He travels extensively in order to develop strong international ties, noting the contacts add relevancy and perspective for new projects.
Even if that means delivering some hard realities about their "music relevancy".
1.A C, 2.A B, Tables 1 and 5); and with the relevancy of the emotional sounds during the compassion meditation (stronger response to the voice of a distressed person than that of a laughing baby, or than to background noise from a crowd, 1.A C, 2.A B, Table 1).
These high-intensity seismic loadings allow assessing the relevancy of nonlinear numerical models when they have to deal with strong nonlinearities due to concrete cracking.
The strong association between HPV infection and cervical carcinogenesis makes cervical cancer preventable, thus fulfilling an important criterion for public health relevancy.
While Essence's print circulation and readership is strong, the constant changes in its editorial leadership have prompted many readers, bloggers and media critics to question the magazine's relevancy and identity.
