Sentence examples for the relevant descriptions from inspiring English sources
The assessment of bias was performed in accordance with the relevant descriptions in the Cochrane Handbook for Systematic Reviews of Interventions [ 44].
Perhaps the relevant description is one of the form: that which has such-and-such a function.
But again, one can easily modify the relevant description to something like: that which purportedly has such-and-such a function.
The relevant description of a flame kernel growth in homogeneous isotropic turbulence environment is a key ingredient for the simulation of combustion in spark-ignited internal combustion engine.
We get something like 'The pupil of Plato and teacher of Alexander the Great taught Alexander the Great', and it seems that this would have to be true in every world in which someone satisfies the relevant description.
Kripke and Putnam attacked a pair of related views about natural kind terms: descriptivist semantics (the meaning of such a term is a description satisfied by all and only members of the kind) and internalism (the meaning of such a term, the relevant description, is fully grasped by competent users of the term so that what fixes the extension of the term supervenes on what is internal to the user).
We have incorporated the relevant description and discussion in the revised manuscript.
Using a relevance scoring algorithm based on alignment qualities (see Methods for details), the most relevant description was selected as representative for the query sequence.
Only the most relevant description of paradigm and key results is provided here.
Rather, their status in string theory is analogous to the status of particles in quantum field theory (Witten, 2001), which is to say that they are relevant descriptions of the fundamental physics only in situations in which there is a background spacetime with appropriate symmetries.
If no relevant descriptions were documented, we considered that the definition in that trial would have been based on the guidelines in existence at the time of that trial initiation [4], [5].
