The phrase "aspects as which" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incorrect construction and should be revised for clarity and grammatical accuracy.
Example: "There are several aspects of which we need to be aware."
Alternatives: "aspects of which" or "aspects that".
The university environment allows you to be a bit wilder in terms of design, but then you have to be aware of the commercial aspects as well, which is easier to do if you've already worked in the industry".
It yields better results to extract product aspects as topics, which is a collection of co-related phrases.
Forums are used by parents for emotional support [ 9] or advice ranging from physical/social aspects of life such as which car seat to buy to health related aspects such as whether they should feed peanuts to a toddler or how much weight they should gain.
The training for police workers from Baku, Sumgait, Guba, Sharur and Barda will focus on international standards for juvenile justice, as well as aspects in which Azerbaijan's juvenile justice system should be harmonized in line with these standards.
Parson, who is responsible for the rigid postmodern dance moves that Clark has embraced in recent years, referred to her aspect as "wintry," which doesn't quite encompass her tendency to throw herself around the stage or dive off it to surf the crowd.
The voice tracks were to become the primary aspect as to which the animators built their performances.
"We are only left with a glimpse of the monster, and more questions than before," such as which aspects of the apparatus actually attracted the squid, says William Gilly, a marine biologist at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California.
This is due to various issues and questions, such as which aspects and indicators of early child development should be assessed, how should they be measured, and how can the standardization and validity of measurements be ensured in large-scale assessments of very young children.
Through our choice of intervention emphasis (preoperative and early postoperative intervention) as well as outcome (cognition), we will be able to shed light on which elements of an orthogeriatric care that is most relevant as well as which aspects of the patient outcome upon which such an intervention may have an impact [ 13].
My intent was including comments as well as additional aspects which may be of importance from the aspect of a clinician, surgeon and scientist for helping to see the subject biomarker from additional and different aspects.
