Sentence examples for articulated in relation to from inspiring English sources

The principles of research ethics originated from the Nuremburg Trials and were initially articulated in relation to a particular kind of research, which was characterised by physical intervention.

By 1918 the attempt at a more systematic and philosophically sophisticated understanding of a "higher concept of experience" (SW 1, 102) within what Benjamin now calls "the coming philosophy" is articulated in relation to Kant's transcendental idealism.

The three beliefs were marshaled in various combinations to articulate suspicion in relation to this core tension.

Higher quality suspension systems like Jeep's Rubicon or Rubicon Express allow the axles and tires to articulate and move in relation to objects, thereby supplying much improved traction.

"The responsibility that she articulates is so tepid in relation to the gravity of what she did," he said.

One area where a wish for change has been articulated by service users is in relation to care planning [ 4, 5].

(Age 30, obese, MP) "If your body feels healthier you feel healthier in your mind.....it all just makes you feel better in yourself.... ........ (Age 33, obese, MP) However, perceived benefits of being physically active in pregnancy were only articulated by our study participants in relation to their own health.

To articulate my life's purpose in relation to my work, it is to kindle significant change through disruptive thinking and radical pursuit of values that spread harmony and balance in the world.

Although the definition of "environment," as it pertains to environmental health, is not our main focus in this editorial, it has clearly been evolving and needs to be articulated, so its effects on human health and medical practice in relation to each other can be articulated more clearly.

This stage will provide a guide to the key decision points that need to be considered by the clinicians, with a framework to identify and articulate the reasons for their decisions in relation to the key decision points.

Drawing on a database of initiatives taking place in 100 global cities and qualitative case-study research in Philadelphia, Quito and Toronto, we examine how notions of distributive and procedural justice are articulated in climate change projects and plans in relation to both adaptation and mitigation.