To speak of subject positions as essentialized finalities dooms discussion of subjectivity to ever smaller and smaller units of cultural relevance, by way of slicing the Real so finely it no longer corresponds with fidelity to any individuated human experience.
These results indicate that longer SUMO chains interact with more than two SIMs and suggest that the distance between SUMO units in a chain is of relevance.
Therefore, many microbial species, genera and even broader taxonomic units of 1985 have no relevance today (Garrity and Lyons, 2003), while many of today's operational taxonomic units and associated data may lose relevance in a few years or decades from now despite the enormous (at least by 2015 standards) datasets produced around them.
Although only data from one centre was used, the results and conclusions of this study are therefore, by proxy, of relevance to other units.
These findings underpin that Danish PSC results should be generated at the unit level to ensure a sense of relevance and ownership for both results and follow up activities based upon results; this is in line with findings from Norway.
mycoSORT uses a set of discriminative features, such as important units of text, to predict the relevance of a particular abstract being chosen to further curation.
The specific aim was to characterize important, non-technical roles of relevance to service delivery unit heads in Kenyan hospitals.
The result showed that, of 23 landscape units, six units had relevance for habitat, information and regulation functions; five showed potential to perform production and regulation functions, one unit showed potential to perform habitat maintenance and information functions.
This finding can be interpreted as an indicator for judgement of relevance, independent from the teaching performance of the course units.
Secondly, expressions (sentences/paragraphs) of relevance to the study aim were identified and divided into meaning units.
