Sentence examples for and categorized in relation from inspiring English sources
The higher order boundary conditions are discussed in details and categorized in relation to some peculiar features of the boundary surface, and their basic role in the coupling of the bulk/layer plasticity evolution laws is pointed out.
Overall physiological changes could be detected and categorized in relation to a critical developmental phase change in B. mori by coarse-grained representations in which the organization of metabolic pathways related to a specific developmental phase was visualized on the basis of constituent changes of 56 identified metabolites.
Following the principle of gradual selection, informants were theoretically selected (in accordance with emerging results/theory) and categorized in relation to relevant criteria (such as gender, age, locality, forest activities, previous malaria experience, and use of preventive measures).
PIs are proxies of infant adiposity and can be further categorized in relation to growth symmetry: normal (2.20-3.00), symmetrical (>3.00) and asymmetrical (<2.20) [ 29].
As the analysis moved from a concrete to an abstract level of understanding, the essence was categorized in relation to each interview and in relation to the meaning units and categories (34– 34).
The list size was categorized in relation to clearance time, that is, a hypothetical time within which the list will be cleared at a maximum weekly service capacity if there are no new arrivals.
Hp concentration of CMS ranged from <0.4 55.5 μg/ml with a median of 3.5 μg/ml.> Acute phase proteins concentration was categorized in relation to SCC in two formats; firstly low SCC (<200,000 cells/ml) and high SCC (>200,000 cells/ml) to differentiate possible counts for CM from other cases (although all cows in the farm were clinically healthy).
The primary caveat regarding our interpretation of these data on neurogenetic sister-disorders is that some genomic alterations, such as VCFS duplications and Williams-syndrome region duplications, involve variable phenotypes that have yet to be characterized thoroughly in terms of behavioral phenotypes (Feinstein and Singh 2007), or categorized in relation to formal psychiatric conditions.
Often fetishised and categorized in a way that diverges into lives beyond film and television scripts.
