In this connection many economists emphasize such assets as durable consumer goods and other real property, and they regard market interest rates as only a small part of the whole complex of relevant rates.
The essential characteristic of the design is the simultaneous consideration of the whole spectrum of relevant aetiologies when evaluating several diagnostic tests.
The large majority of acceptance research considers just one or - at best - a few similar technologies (e.g., a set of renewable technologies) but does not take the whole range of relevant power technologies into account.
In other words, cost-effectiveness assessments were not performed for a whole range of relevant interventions.
The simple genetic testing methods give unequivocal answers about the whole spectrum of relevant genetic damage.
The whole number of relevant diagnoses was 3,823 from which 2,424 (63%) concerned three system organ classes (SOC) namely cardio-vascular system, muscoloskeletal and connective tissue, metabolic system.
Since the adjustment of the instrument is based upon the perspectives of nursing home residents - who are probably the most severely disabled patients within the long-term care setting - it is likely that the added items cover the whole range of relevant aspects influential to the dignity of persons living in institutions.
As a generalization, it ought to apply to other situations as well or at least have reasons why it does not and one can evaluate the success of the hypothesis at being in accord with the whole suite of relevant observations at hand.
In the type of the situation in which the language activity accounts for practically the whole of the relevant activity, such as an essay, a discussion, or an academic seminar, the field of discourse is the subject matter.
It does not reveal a single model but a whole parametrized family of relevant models.
The whole parameter space of relevant coupling constants is studied in first order anisotropy approximation.
