It is questionable whether relevance can be defined in terms of any percentage.
The following data were included: 1) year of publication, 2) country affiliations of first, corresponding and middle authors, 3) country affiliations of participating centers and additional investigators (where available), 4) trial characteristics, 5) types of treatment, 6) documentation of ethics, informed consent and funding sources, and 7) whether relevance of study to LMCs was discussed.
Motivated by this and the source analysis described above, we asked whether the relevance of the subcortical pathway was dependent on time.
The MDHAQ-S should also be further investigated in different phases of RA, in order to find out whether the relevance of the MDHAQ-S is similar during the duration of the disease.
Observational evidence suggests that dietary glycemic index (GI) and glycemic load (GL) are related to risk of type 2 diabetes (3, 4), yet it remains to be determined whether the relevance of postprandial rises in glucose and insulin extends to puberty a period characterized by a physiological insulin resistance (5).
A range of ±0.5 NNT was proposed to determine whether an NNT has "clinical relevance"—whether the NNT is within acceptable bounds of clinical "accuracy".
From an epistemological point of view it is of particular relevance whether a judgment is caused or mediated by other judgments or whether this is not the case, i.e., whether the judgment is "immediate" (WL III, 123 ff).
Documents will be selected based on relevance (whether data can contribute to theory building and/or testing) and rigour (whether the methods used to generate the relevant data are credible and trustworthy).
As far as I can see, it has no relevance whether the Abbey National has converted to another name, but is robbery on a grand scale.
A Gawker editor, Choire Sicha, and two other bloggers resigned last month, and several articles in print publications, including The New York Times, have examined whether Gawker's relevance and popularity were waning.
Within minutes, some longtime readers were posting comments asking, in a reference to the cliché that has come to mean something or someone has lost touch with its roots and has no more cultural relevance, whether Gawker had jumped the shark.
