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Nevertheless, the principles outlined in this document are relevant for epidemiological studies on secondary headaches, provided that adequate definitions can be not only given but also applied in questionnaires or other survey instruments.

Finally, it also shows that the witness herself, Kelly in this case, thinks that the document is relevant.

Since Kelly knows more about this scandal than the investigators, the fact that she thinks the document is relevant to the lane closures is itself potentially incriminatory.

Critics say that only a handful of the 47 studies cited in the document are relevant to the issue of validity testing specifically rather than just drug testing generally, and they note that this handful involved just 18 subjects, only 3 of whom were women.

The posterior probability of the information need node then represents the conditional probability of that document being relevant to the given query.

Additionally, showing thumbnails alongside the text made the participants much more likely to assume the document was relevant (whether in fact it was or not).

Here we take a general view and describe the ranking process as assigning a score to a document that reflects the likelihood of the document being relevant to the query.

begin{aligned} {text{ MAP}} = frac{1}{k}sum _{q=1}^kP_mathrm{q} end{aligned} (7)(P_mathrm{q}) is defined by Eq. 8, where (m) is the number of retrieved documents for the query (q, n) is the number of relevant documents for the query (q) and (r_{mathrm{q}_i}) is a binary function indicating whether the (i th document is relevant or not for the query (q).

"If the documents are relevant to the Russian investigation or to the firing of [FBI Director James] Comey which is encompassed in this investigation, any lawyer would advise Jared to preserve them," said Bill Jeffress, a partner at Baker Botts who was part of Lewis Scooter Libbyby's legal defense team.

It is commonly accepted that IR is strongly coupled with the notion of intended meaning of concepts: a retrieved document is considered to be relevant to a query if the intended meanings of the authors of a document are relevant to the intended meaning of that query.

Before trial, each party has the right to request documents in the control of the other party, so long as these documents are relevant to the lawsuit.