This relevance was verified by ongoing developments, demands and challenges related to social trends and political movements.
This relevance was confirmed by Lohmann and zur Muehlen (2015) as well as Müller et al. (2016) who recently investigated which BPM roles and competences are demanded by industry.
This relevance is estimated by a number of centrality measures such as shortest path betweenness, shortest path closeness, random walk betweenness, random walk receiver closeness and random walk transmitter closeness (Borgatti, 2005) (see web site).
This relevance enhances the charges by society as the environmental impacts of various activities, especially in relation to ruminant production amid the current problems of climate changes.
Cooke et al. also addressed this issue of relevance by developing a new search tool entitled "SPIDER" (sample, phenomenon of interest, design, evaluation, research type), designed specifically to identify relevant qualitative and mixed-method studies [ 9].
By considering this relevance feedback, the user can continue with the next step by defining the next part of the query sample and can thereby identify a highly frequent pattern, which was initially not known.
Ideological battles raged between adherents of the two versions of Unix through much of the 1980s.To an extent, this rivalry was stripped of relevance by an unexpected entrant.
This approach improves the physiological relevance by recapitulating the tissue tissue interface of a local vascular microenvironment under in vivo relevant shear flow, which makes a considerable difference compared to the conventional microfluidic approach.
This list was reviewed for relevance by a pediatrician with expert knowledge in childhood disabilities); and "intervention" as well as "health education", "health knowledge" and "self-help techniques.
For O'Brien — whose work I take to be representative in this sense — poetry cannot establish its relevance by denouncing injustice.
