Sentence examples for deserved in relation to from inspiring English sources

My one complaint about the film would be that in light of the nature of the multiple villains and threats, the film didn't quite give some of those antagonists the full treatment they deserved in relation to their nature.

From the effort reward model [ 28], one-question, concerning the reward deserved in relation to the effort extended and the actual production at work was modified.

The perception of unfairness took several forms, such as "we do not receive what we deserve in relation to the work we do" or "other health workers have better conditions than we have" but also "the government does not treat us well and does not care about our fate".

Heat stress in Nicaragua has not been given the importance it deserves, especially in relation to carrying out work in outdoor settings, such as agricultural activities.

The temporal aspect of introduction also deserves further investigation in relation to its potential effect on gene flow.

The importance of these responses in immunity versus immunopathology is intensively studied in human infections [ 28], and should deserve more attention in relation to viral infections in fish.

There is some intuitive sense to the clustering which deserves further exploration in relation to clusters of symptoms and laboratory variables which seem to exclude certain causes.

Like the cytoplasmic TDOR network, the membrane and transmembrane TDOR networks deserve further investigation in relation to improving the potential of B. subtilis for disulfide bond formation.

The practice of medicine requires commitment, enthusiasm and altruism, indicating that medical students deserve special attention in relation to alcohol and other drug use.

They defend this conventional element: "a philosophical point, widely appreciated by philosophers of science, but often not explicitly acknowledged by scientists, deserves to be noted in relation to this: conventional elements almost always enter into theoretical reasoning in science (Nagel 1961; Sarkar 1998).

"Neither the first nor the second yellow card was deserved for Aaron Ramsey," Wenger said in relation to the Serbian official Milorad Mazic.