Sentence examples for version relevant for from inspiring English sources
The online survey was identical to the postal survey except for the need to change the order of some primary questions to establish the survey version relevant for the participants, as well as the inclusion of a question asking how participants heard about the survey.
This work extends the approach of the rate law generator SBML_squeezer (Dräger et al., 2008) to translate rate equations to L a TEX summaries currently for SBML up to Level 2 Version 1 that includes information relevant for generated rate laws, e.g. global parameters, species and compartments.
Therefore, activities evaluated with this version of the PAQLQ are certainly relevant for the child that fills out the questionnaire.
We analysed a "short" version which included only the questions relevant for (and used in the Rome II algorithms) for the diagnoses FH/GERS, FD, and IBS (Table 1) and the "full" version which included all symptom (but not non-symptom) questions (Table 2).
For the present study, selected data about first-time fathers who filled in the questionnaire from April 2005 2008 (version V) was used, since the questionnaire version used during this period included full information relevant for our study.
But Sekai Camera version 2.4.1 for iPhone is probably the most relevant for most existing users.
An official, validated Dutch version of the PAM would be suitable and relevant for this purpose.
Silvapulle et al. (2004) propose that the second argument is more relevant for the US, while the first version is likely to be more valid for Europe.
A modified version of betweenness centrality is introduced and shown to be very relevant for the respective modeling.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 23 — Google introduced a tool Monday that allows Web sites and blogs to offer visitors a customized version of its search engine, narrowing down its vast index so the results are more relevant for users.
As the ICF version for children, (ICF-CY) [ 26] describes domains of developmental functioning and activities and environments relevant for children, for example family and school.
