The phrase "at related" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it is not usable in written English.
Example: "The documents are at related points of interest." (This is an attempt to use it, but it is still incorrect.)
Alternatives: "in relation to" or "regarding".
The soluble fraction of As decreased ~ 45% in AT, related to increases in pH up to neutrality, while increased ~ 90% in NT with PM due to pH > 8 and higher content of organic compounds.
Have a look at related sites to see if you can provide something that is currently missing.
"We have a number of grants we're looking at related to the fact that so many of these groups are having a hard time raising money at a time when the needs are going up".
However, the preventing films would not work well at related higher temperature such as 90 °C or more.
To observe the effects of electro-acupuncture (EA) at related Jing-well Points (HT 9, PC 9, KI 1 and LU 11) in rats with vascular dementia (VD) and discuss the relative mechanism.
In upcoming blogs and conference talks, I'll be looking more deeply at related topics like discovery, take-up, sharing and retention.
These changes led to aging-related increases in fatty acid unsaturation of skeletal muscle mitochondria (statistically significant for PI) and to AT-related decreases in both DBI and PI (Fig. 2D).
Within that vertical search engine, however, the user cannot retrieve broader information about faculty and academic programs at related colleges and universities or about related topics in general (as they could when using a horizontal search engine).
The amount of AIF protein did not show aging- or AT-related variations either in heart or in skeletal muscle.
Check out similar songs to see how they utilize each instrument to build a track, and maybe even look at related-but-completely-different music to look for mixing ideas.
Mr. Stern, 26, is an associate who arranges financial investments at Related Capital Company, a real estate financial-services firm in Manhattan.
