The phrase "as relation of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning in context.
Example: "The study examines the factors as relation of economic growth and social development."
Alternatives: "in relation to" or "regarding the relationship between".
As far as relation of headache with dementia is concerned, there are very few articles in the literature.
Important issues related to property modeling such as reliability and predictive capability of the property prediction models, and thermodynamic consistency of the predicted properties (such as, relation of normal boiling point versus critical temperature) are also analyzed and discussed.
The authors propose a model of rating frequency response characteristics for the above facilities to determine an amplitude response as relation of amplitudes of input and output sine waveforms and a phase delay between an input and output signal (phase curve) at different values of input frequencies.
The increase of IL-FABP in the tumour tissues was calculated as relation of normalised concentration in tumour tissue to normalised concentration in normal tissue and further on mentioned as ratio.
As with the query and import template wizards, view items are drawn from the data model using functions such as "related object", "assigned annotation" or "query result" which can be further restricted to specific types such as "relation of type protein expression".
Through logistic regression and receiver operating characteristic analysis, the group found that certain clinical characteristics such as relation of symptoms to allergen or outdoor exposure, exposure to pets, presence of sneezing, conjunctivitis, and nasal pruritus or improvement with antihistamine therapy identified patients more likely to have positive SPT.
In the market economy, relations between people can appear as relations of mutually recognised freedom and equality: domination is no longer directly enacted and visible as such.
For insofar as relations of reason depend for their existence on the activity of the mind, it would seem to follow that something's being self-identical is mind dependent.
In one of his early works, Super Dionysium De divines nominibus, Albert the Great identifies all relations acquired as a result of mere Cambridge changes as relations of reason apparently overlooking the possibility of acquiring real relations in the same way (as in the case of Socrates's becoming shorter than Simmias as result of Simmias's growth).
In Howson's [ 9] analysis, hegemonic masculinity dominates all other gender practices, and masculinities and femininities are constructed as relations of alliance or contestation.
The false proposition that Venus orbits Neptune is thought to be a complex containing Venus and Neptune the planets, as well as the relation of orbiting, with the relation occurring as a relation, i.e., as relating Venus to Neptune.
