Sentence examples for as relationship of from inspiring English sources
First, based on high correlation between motion vector of a block and its up-layer as well as relationship of integer candidates, one-step algorithm is proposed.
The characteristics of the low power micro-nano-plasma discharge, such as relationship of voltage current, were studied to optimize discharge parameters.
The χ2 test was used to determine differences in PINCH expression among normal mucosa, primary and metastatic colorectal cancer, as well as relationship of PINCH expression in primary colorectal cancer with clinicopathological variables.
In the present review, we describe similarities between human breast cancer and canine mammary tumors regarding tumor T-lymphocyte infiltration, such as relationship of TILs and mammary tumors malignancy, association of ratio CD4+/ CD8+ T-cells with low survival rates, promotion of tumor progression by Th2 cells actions, and association of great amounts of Treg cells with poor prognostic factors.
Berlin argued that there are conceptual truths, such as relationships of degree, similarity or contrast, which are universal, and which inform our experience, but are not subject to empirical test.
This study aimed to observe patterns in the structure of fish assemblages in streams with different levels of urbanisation, as well as, relationships of these patterns with local and regional environmental factors.
Such a search could not be done unless it is based on a data model which has both the semantics as well as relationships of data defined.
This NGO was chosen as relationships of trust had been built previously with key players.
This study formed part of a series of studies aiming to investigate measurement reliability as well as relationships of posture for the shoulder and upper body.
As relationships of Petrosavia to other monocots were never studied using plastid genome-scale data, we employed the information from plastid genome for phylogenetic reconstruction.
However, causative mechanisms are still unclear, as is the relationship of acute and chronic effects.
