Sentence examples for delay in relation to from inspiring English sources
Based on the literature in the field (Thomas and Althen 1989; Murphy-Shigematsu 2002), it is said that the understanding of people in relation to these preconceived notions has impact on how the individual may interact and participate at the initial stages of acculturation, thus any contradictions may in fact cause the individual to have a delay in relation to acculturation.
Short- delay retention reflects the loss of learned words after a short delay in relation to the last learning trial.
Descriptive analysis of the average duration of the delay in relation to year of birth and initial symptoms and year of birth and hospital region was provided.
Qudeimat and Behbehani [ 44] tested the method with 509 healthy Kuwaiti children, finding they showed a delay in relation to the French-Canadian children used in the original study by Demirjian et al. [ 11].
Anderson's model has been previously expanded to include healthcare professional delay in relation to obtaining a diagnosis of ovarian cancer 11 and, as illustrated in this study, is also relevant to PAH.
To probe the time course of the effect of the luminance change, the target stimuli were presented at various delays in relation to the luminance step.
Independent of the amount of hypoxia, the time of occurrence of retinal bleeding is delayed in relation to the ascent for both groups (Fig. 2).
When the winter epidemic wave began in Marseille in the autumn of 2009, the increase of Google enquiries (P3, figure 5) was delayed in relation to the number of A/H1N1 positive samples.
In this case, the cell growth rate and the foreign protein expression rate are delayed in relation to the methanol uptake.
Note that in the real system μ(t) and r P t) are delayed in relation to r S t) according to a quadratic distributed delay kernel (see Eqs. A9-A12 in Table 2).
Due to the uncertainty surrounding the point estimates of cost-effectiveness, the authors suggested further research to establish the actual benefit derived from the treatment – specifically delays in relation to disease progression.
