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Peter and Flock equation was used to draw a relation between oil recovery and finger characteristics, where the increase in capillary numbers leads to a decrease in both instability scaling index and incremental oil recovery.

This case study contributes to economic sociology by drawing a relation between a technical device and the interests set around the "modernization" of a market.

These data boundaries were drawn in relation to ensuring a representative cross-section of the debates were used and also out of respect of the resource and time limitations of the research itself.

A hypothetical mechanism can be drawn in relation to the accumulation of Gb3 in endothelial cells and smooth muscle cells in blood vessels which may lead to longstanding ischaemia.

Thus we did a preliminary analysis on fasting hours and the time of blood drawing in relation to bilirubin concentrations to determine the category of these factors in the main analysis.

Although the ocean acifidication caused by the absorption of CO2 has been shown to pose serious consequences for marine ecology, Tyrrell said such conclusions could not be drawn in relation to the new study.

However, some conclusions can be drawn in relation to the strategy used for the estimation.

Conclusions are drawn in relation to the stiffness variation of the subgrade, and its influence on deflection.

On 5 August, sports minister Vitaliy Mutko was already speaking about the "very tough conclusions" that would have to drawn in relation to some sports.

The conclusions are drawn in relation to the efficiency at different modes of operation and the cost of hybrid systems, as well as some recommendations in relation to optimal solar cells for applications in these systems.

For once the fiat/bona fide opposition has been recognized, it is clear that it can be drawn in relation to whole objects and events also (Smith and Varzi 2000, Smith 2001).