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(121) The relevance of autonomy for cognitive development is further elaborated in Chapter 8.

(122) The incident was a small measure of how the balance of power, and relevance, within Virgin had shifted.

(123) Some biological theories are sufficiently affected by increasing demands for social relevance to tackle social differences.

(124) For my own small study, the acid test was one of relevance.

(125) Significantly more relevance to USMC tactics and procedures.

(126) Note the relevance of this concept to human ethology.

(127) Research on Bayesian decision theory based relevance feedback mechanism.

(128) His speech bore little relevance.

(129) Objective To understand quality of life(QOL) of the patients with haemodialysis(HD) and explore the relevance factors in order to draw out nursing methods to improve their QOL.

(130) Since the concept of materiality has been absorbed into the concept of relevance, the issue of relevance in the evidence law of common law system comprises two components,(http://sentencedict.com/relevance.html) provability and materiality.

(131) The relevance theory focuses on the degree of relevance and two governing principles—cognitive principle and communicative principle, and proposes the conception of optimal relevance.

(132) Static study of context is of atomistic way of thinking, and excludes the dynamic generation and mutual relevance of the elements in context.

(133) A simple query will return a list of results, products that have been sorted by relevance to the given keyword(s), price, rating, available discounts, or popularity.

(134) Visional feature extraction, high dimensional indexing mechanism and relevance feedback are three important issues in content-based image retrieval.

(135) Protein dispensability has great relevance for our understanding of evolution, cellular molecular physiology and disease.

(136) Economic statistics are, of course, of critical relevance to financial markets.

(137) The general principle of law should be involved in purposiveness , relevance and acceptability.

(138) Chapter Four discussed the application of concept description in statistical information system, including AOI and attribute relevance analysis mainly.

(139) It applied to Adam and Eve alone and had relevance to the particular conditions of Eden.

(140) Results: Using the abdominal cavity direct manometric method and the abdominal cavity indirect manometric method had the very high relevance when ACS occurs.

(141) The relevance ratio of noninfectious diseases is increasing year by year and the rate of labor service personnel is higher than that of public servants.

(142) The first key parameter for effectiveness is attitude – receptivity, involvement,[sentencedict.com] interactivity and relevance.

(143) What you are saying has no relevance [ doesn't have any relevance ] to the matter in hand.

(144) Net non-operating income is the balance of non-operating income which have no direct relevance with the production and operation of an enterprise after deducting non-operating expenses.

(145) As a new theory of communication interpretation, Relevance Theorys unique approach to communication is a domain worthy to be penetratingly explored.

(146) The Principle of Relevance is an important part of ROI.

(147) It argues for the potential subversiveness of the "restraint" as a strategy, discusses the relevance of such "restraint" to the Clerk the narrator, and Chaucer the poet.

(148) Because of its business and technical relevance to both service provider and service consumer, the lynchpin of the service versioning model is the service specification.

(149) This broad interpretation of "misreading of the same" negative contains a negation of all poetic and utilitarian relevance (including the "non-direct the same") risk.

(150) During the last years, the development of transgenic technologies allowed to get further insight into the functionality and relevance of the brain RAS.