Sentence examples for divide in relation to from inspiring English sources

There is scarce evidence on the victimisation divide in relation to the crime drop, and where empirical evidence does exist this relates only to trends within England and Wales, Sweden and the US.

The paper commences with a review of the limited empirical evidence on the victimisation divide in relation to the crime drop.

From a socio-demographic perspective, Black American affluent households gained the most: their victimisation divide in relation to same income White households more than halved in the mid-1990s compared to mid-1970s (authors' calculations based on Levitt 1999: 90).

Issues raised here related to the communication skills of the dentist and confidence in the dentist as a practitioner; perceptions of the public/private divide in relation to standards of treatment; and experiences of dental hospitals.

By analysing the contributions focused on the Brazilian Portuguese language, we may observe they are divided in relation to the resources they use.

Finally, we assess the effects of ischaemia on the structure of the specialized microenvironment of the niche, focusing on the positioning of dividing progenitors in relation to two major structural elements of the SEZ: blood vessels and the ependymal cell layer/cerebrospinal fluid interface; as well as on the response of macrophages of the innate and blood-born immune system.

Patients are divided into groups in relation to: gender, age, place of SA, number and type of assailant, nature of sexual assault, presence/absence of physical or genital injuries.

Each tooth was divided into four areas in relation to the bracket: G = gingival; M = mesial; D = distal; and O = occlusal (Fig. 1).

It does not however show," as non-Gelug schools have it, "that the one nature of the sprout is itself divided into two truths in relation to ordinary beings (so skye) and to noble beings (āryas)." (Tsongkhapa 1984b: 1992 1992: 406) The relation of the two truths comes down to the way in which the single entity appears to cognitive processes deceptively and nondeceptively.

The patients were divided into two groups in relation to the outcome of disease: group I, nonsurvivors; group II, survivors.

Patients were divided into three groups in relation to the defined target concentration ranges based on their Cmin- and AUC24-values.