Sentence examples for usual relevance from inspiring English sources

However, usual relevance and redundancy criteria have the disadvantages of being too sensitive to the presence of outlying measurements and/or being inefficient.

Six participants provided mixed responses about the relevance of usual activities.

However, the ascertained data for people in these studies were for reasons unclear for a median of only 3.4 months, so the study has no real relevance to usual diabetes practice.

6. Relevance is relevant.

The generation of MV within the hemofilter seems to be particularly pronounced when FF is above 30%, which supports the clinical relevance of the usual recommendation to keep FF below 25%.

A usual approach to test the relevance of a host factor in a virus infection is to down-regulate its expression by gene silencing and analyse the consequences for the replication of the virus.

Single-cell analysis thus reflects the whole embryo mutant load, supporting relevance of the usual PGD procedure for assessment of the overall embryo genotypic status.

That telephone stuff is just relevance-making gimmickry as usual, though.

Such discussions reached inside the Giants' locker room, sprinkled amid the usual conversations regarding strategy, injury reports and the relevance of previous matchups.

"It is now clear to the newspapers that business as usual has not brought them the necessary credibility and relevance they want," says Kalinaki, whose paper recently ran a series on Uganda's ailing public health facilities.

To reduce barriers to website use, namely perceived lack of relevance and not being part of the usual routine, we revised the home page layout such that topics and resources of particular interest and relevance (such as trackers) were immediately visible.