Sentence examples for terms for relevance from inspiring English sources

We then checked these 14 terms for relevance in combination with the MeSH term "back pain" in SUMSearch (DARE, NGC, and PubMed), using the test term "back pain" as an example of a common disorder and a substitute for the specific disease terms.

First, the effect of mono atomic steps is discussed both in relation to the mechanism of the ammonia synthesis, and in terms of relevance for other reactions, such as the steam reforming and methanization processes.

A database linking the measured values by NDT and the indicators allowed the different measurements to be distinguished in terms of quality (linked to the variability) and in terms of relevance for the characterisation of each indicator.

In terms of relevance for transplant policy, our DCE study was not intended to identify specific individuals "who should be prioritized for renal transplantation".

As a result, the findings are more likely to improve comparative healthcare information in terms of relevance for patients' hospital choice.

In terms of relevance for UK decision makers, only two studies were conducted in the UK and fully met the NICE UK-specific requirements.

The two techniques mentioned above have not yet been compared in terms of relevance for diagnostic and monitoring use in patients with haematological disorders.

See Jary (1998) for an attempt to account for politeness in terms of relevance.

As I'm now just coming up to 54, that pretty much rules it out for me in terms of relevance to my political career.

In the first round, the panel rated the indicators for content validity in terms of relevance.

A comprehensive list of 1921 immunology terms was compiled by manual selection of the most relevant terms from the standard biomedical vocabularies of Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) in Medline and the Gene Ontology (GO) controlled vocabulary (see Methods: "Defining the dictionary of terms for immune and neoplasm relevance").