Sentence examples for Notably in relation to from inspiring English sources

Notably in relation to the current study, the initial lesions in Plaut's model, prior to retraining, showed substantially more impaired performance for typical words than for atypical words.

Notably in relation to Question 1 (reported frequency of having a drink containing alcohol),18-24 year-olds most commonly reported drinking 2-3 times a week (32%), whilst 40-64 year-olds most commonly reported drinking 4 or more times a week (41%), thus drinking more frequently than the other three main age groups (see Table 6).

He repositions himself, notably, in relation to his previous position.

But it adds a few sharp entries to the charge sheet nevertheless, notably in relation to the aftermath of the Arab spring and in connection with sexuality issues.

The FA has been alert to potential breaches of security at major tournaments in the past, notably in relation to physical spying.

Her successor, Dame Fiona Woolf, resigned following criticism over her "establishment links", most notably in relation to Leon Brittan, the former home secretary who died in 2015.

The levels of inhibition/stimulation of the NPs varied notably also in relation to the soil type, duration of contact between NPs and the soil, and particle size (nano, bulk).

The specificity is notably high in relation to previous experience with similar antibodies as no signal has been seen on any untransfected cells of several types.

At this stage, the density of HuC/D-ir cells along olfactory fibers was notably reduced in relation to previous stages (Fig.  3j, k) and they disappeared at the end of this stage (Fig.  3l).

The highest Hp values were detected between the third and seventh days PI in Group 3, a notably significant difference in relation to Group 1 (P < 0.01).

Some groups felt their responsibilities were rising – most notably elite men in relation to their older children from the 1850s and 'respectable' non-elite parents, especially mothers, in relation to their younger children from the 1880s.