The phrase "are given relating" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured phrase and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The results are given relating to the previous study."
Alternatives: "are provided concerning" or "are presented in relation to".
Algorithms entered in the automated-planning competition — called the International Planning Competition, or IPC — are given related problems with different degrees of difficulty.
The recommended probabilistic model for these basic properties is presented and possible refinements are given related to updating of the probabilistic model given new information, modeling of the spatial variation of strength properties and the duration of load effects.
Application examples are given related to the exact and approximate solutions of compatible and incompatible linear algebraic systems and with the parametrical identification of dynamic systems [8 11].
For instance, altered dlx-2a, fgfr1 and axial expression could only be observed in 17/30, 11/30 and 3/30 fmorphantsants, respectively; for neurite branching phenotypes no numbers are given related to the penetrance of the defect; injection of antibodies against alpha-acetylated tubulin resulted in a dramatic axon defect only in 3/30 and axon defasciculation in 13/30 fmr1 morphants.
Answers are given related to the day when patient completes the questionnaire.
The corresponding amino acid sequence originated from GenBank (accession number U97669, version U97669.1), positions of the mutations are given related to the ATG translation start site at the protein level.
Several other pre- and post-questionnaires were given relating to participants' overall evaluations of the experience and these are discussed in full in Supplementary Tables 1–4.
The regulator "noted the specific assurances that had been given relating to live news coverage and to the delivery of hyper-local news involving local partnerships and arrangements with local studios".
Further suggestions were given relating to the selection of chronic conditions, performance of geriatric assessments, organisation of healthcare and ethical and legal issues.
All participants completed phase 1 prior to phase 2. 1 During phase 1 there was no constraint on the participant's gaze direction and no instruction was given relating to eye gaze ('gaze at will' condition).
