Sentence examples for by relating in from inspiring English sources

Moreover, by relating in vivo and ex vivo BLI and histopathological data we provide evidence that these mice could represents a suitable tool for pancreatic cancer preclinical studies.

Essential in this biologisation is the connection between database and individual, a connection that is enabled by relating in silico sequences to DNA in the cell, a practice in which bioinformatics plays a crucial role.

This represents a significant widening out of the recent work on pauper apprenticeship, in particular by relating participation in both traditional and industrializing sectors of the economy to a common framework of pauper child labour.

Writer begins by relating that in Mar., 1942 Hans was on his way to Rome as the new representative in Italy of the Armaments Ministry's chemical division.

The idea is that we can achieve more, move faster and go deeper by relating action in the three domains of nutrition, health and climate.

By relating changes in left ventricular volume or pressure to time during phases of the cardiac cycle, indices of contractility can be generated.

Statistical significance of the data has been estimated as in [1] by relating excess values in the observed periodical peaks to respective background scores.

I'll ease you in by relating my own recent experience.

Which politician starts their autobiography by relating they ran in a 4x100m Olympic relay?

Newby made the crowd giggle by relating a story in which one civilian Wikipedia editor insisted on trying to add what would otherwise be a welcomed map to an article on an (anonymous) Senate voice vote.

The conclusion should put your results in context by relating them to previous findings in the field.