Sentence examples for criticised in relation to from inspiring English sources

This isn't the first time that Disney has been criticised in relation to Aladdin.

Meanwhile, Toyota was recently criticised in relation to an announcement it made regarding a partnership with DEKA, the company behind the iBOT wheelchair founded by Dean Kamen of Segway fame.

These analyses are based on parent-reported tobacco smoke exposure but not on biological markers, whereas the validity is frequently criticised in relation to an underreporting of the exposure.

Utilising the Vancouver Scar Scale, they summarised that treated wounds were of better appearance with less problematic scarring than the placebo group after 6 months [ 120]; however, this paper was criticised in relation to their definition of keloid scarring, which should not be as prevalent in young children of Italian ethnicity [ 82].

Even though molecular dating methods have been criticised in relation to interpretations of TRF origins [ 12] and are not assumption free, such approaches have played important roles in understanding the construction of other species rich biomes (for example, the Cape flora [ 61, 62]) and provide important insights when the fossil record is sparse or incomplete.

The treatment and living conditions of asylum seekers and refugees on Nauru have long been criticised, particularly in relation to children.

A number of aspects of the planning undertaken by 11th Brigade staff and the 31st/51st Battalion's commander have been criticised, particularly in relation to a failure of intelligence to adequately identify the risks posed by the nearby reefs, as well as a failure to heed the concerns of a number of officers involved in the planning stage of the operation.

Whilst a few reviewers criticised the character in relation to his impact of the show's tone, a larger number welcomed the character and the energy Marsters brought to the role.

In the past, presentations of HRQOL results have been criticised for being incomprehensible in relation to clinical relevance [ 25].

It was designed for non-EU nationals who did not have automatic rights to settle in the UK and has been criticised as unfit for purpose in relation to EU citizens.

However, it was acknowledged that a professional woman might be criticised for neglecting her obligations in relation to her family and children.