Sentence examples for correspondence in relation from inspiring English sources

The Department of Culture, Arts and Leisure said: "PRONI Public Record Officee in Northern Ireland) undertook an investigation of our own correspondence in relation to the 1926 census, and found no evidence of that census ever being transferred to PRONI.

There was a correspondence in relation to the statement that clinical studies are only used when the situation is hopeless (18.0 % versus 18.5 %).

This was based on their position in the factorial correspondence analysis (FCA) in relation to the clusters formed by 49 well-defined reference genotypes representing three parental species or their respective hybrids (data not shown).

The other analysis focused on the correspondence in criterion-related validity [ 22] between fixed-test and CAT estimates; that is, these two types of estimates were compared at their relation with three other measures.

"We have always had, and continue to have, a very good relationship with the administrators and we await further correspondence from Duff and Phelps in relation to the matters outlined in the letter".

Multiple Correspondence Analysis (MCA) was simultaneously conducted in relation to these groups and this generated a synthetic partition (EI).

The lack of correspondence between illness and mortality rate in relation to age belies the common views that direct pathologic effects of the virus were independently and invariably life threatening and that the usual clinical course after infection was rapid deterioration of respiratory function terminating in death.

However, future work comparing the correspondence between self-report and parental-reports in relation to FT would be valuable.

Previous validation work has established a high correspondence in the allocation of visual attention in relation to interaction with visual manipulative HMIs (Wang et al. 2010) between this simulator configuration and on-road behaviour.

Earlier, he had rather uncritically taken "representation" to be a straightforward correspondence relation in which the idea merely copied its object.

(c) If the primary truthbearers are sentences or mental states, then states of affairs could be their meanings or contents, and the correspondence relation in (2) could be understood accordingly, as the relation of representation, signification, meaning, or having-as-content.