Sentence examples for accessed in relation to from inspiring English sources
As much as the council insists the recordings will only be accessed in relation to a "specific crime or licensing issue" (the limited circumstances provided for in the government regulations), their very existence makes them susceptible to being heard.
When the organisation worked efficiently it meant that a need for care was detected and acted upon and care was accessed in relation to the needs.
The results should not be regarded as a comprehensive coverage of the older person's needs or the care accessed in relation to those needs.
The association between pfcrt and any given gene say R, was then accessed in relation to each of the other remaining set of genes, S, using triangle inequality.
Even if this result might be a reflection of the next of kin not having insight into all aspects of the care and thus cannot tell about the care accessed in relation to these needs this result is noteworthy.
More attention is, however, needed to be given to nutritional state and depressed mood among residents in nursing homes and the care accessed in relation to these particular needs.
In it, he addressed issues of privacy and access in relation to Big Health Data.
Recently, HetNets have been considered[10] to implement efficient architecture for broadband access in relation to LTE[11] where DAS is used as HetNet technology enabling system.
This puts limits the conclusions that can be made from this study regarding actual access in relation to needs among older people.
Then they assessed changes in supermarket access in relation to neighborhood location, socioeconomic characteristics, and access to public transit using multiple "network analysis" techniques, which take into account variations in how people are spaced and actually move throughout their environs.
In public environmental arenas, there are probably many more manifestations of environmental barriers obstructing access in relation to loss of hearing that would be covered by this constellation [ 30].
