Sentence examples for concerning a relation from inspiring English sources

Since high intake of saturated fat or meat is known to elevate the serum cholesterol concentration (Thorogood et al, 1990), the results corroborate the hypotheses advanced concerning a relation between fat intake and testicular cancer (Armstrong and Doll, 1975; Davies et al, 1996; Sigurdson et al, 1999; Garner et al, 2003).

Our results concerning a negative relation between blood mercury and DBP disagree with studies in populations that have a lower blood mercury concentration [ 11].

Similarly, where an over-inclusive classification is concerned, a rational relation still exists between the differentia adopted and the legislative object.

Proposals can thus be presented with a view to strengthening mutual recognition and trust between the judicial authorities, and a proposal concerning a European strategy in relation to legal immigration and to the fight against people traffickers can be drawn up.

The present paper concerns a relation between digital contractibility and the existence of fixed points of digitally continuous maps.

When considering the complete BDI score - a well established measure of depressiveness - a stronger effect concerning the relation of attention and depressiveness may have occurred.

The fictional worldview, then, is one in which we are able to divide our selves to assume simultaneously opposing consciousnesses, and to enter and leave different realities at will, all the while voluntarily suspending judgments concerning their relation to an ultimate reality.

It belongs to a factual science concerning the relation of logicians (and others) to pure science.

We present a systematic study concerning the relation between nozzle diameter and ejected droplet volume.

There is a vast literature concerning the relation between the physical properties of the surfaces in regard and the frictional properties, from both experimental and theoretical points of view [21].

The link between ontological dependence and metaphysical grounding (or simply "metaphysical dependence", as it is sometimes called, see Rosen 2010 and the separate entry on metaphysical grounding; see also Trogdon 2013 for discussion) will be discussed below, but this entry concerns a somewhat broader family of relations of dependence.