Sentence examples for driven in relation to from inspiring English sources

Pressed to explain whether or not there was more water for South Australia as a consequence of the government's undertakings, Xenophon said: "The water will be coming as a result of efficiency measures which must be driven in relation to this".

As I argued on Tuesday, Cameron's policies are finally coming under a degree of scrutiny: the rootless, focus group driven oscillations in relation to their plans for "tax and spend"; the unreformed Euroscepticism; and the wider contradictory objectives.

Although primarily intended to control the ventilator, the EAdi allows monitoring of the respiratory drive in relation to tidal volume.

We suspect that FGF23 production was driven by the (in relation to serum calcium) high 1,25(OH)2D3 level.

He added: "In the end, it was this exposure to debt that probably drove the offending in relation to the Kings science academy frauds".

35 37 The use of the right measures to drive QI was raised in relation to Board managerial engagement in quality 35 and to impact on patient care improvement, 51 yet almost half of this sample did not formally adopt system-wide measures and standards for quality.

"If we do get a global drive towards open data in relation to development or anything else, that would be really transformative and it's quite rare to see such bold statements at such an early stage of the process.

Door drive There have been 6 failures in relation to door drive of the system.

It is thus crucial to have a better understanding of the interaction between the wind-driven and thermohaline circulation in relation to the ITF variability, and how the future trend of the ITF affect basin scale thermohaline structure and circulation in the Indo-Pacific Ocean. Indo-Pacific Ocean

In addition, our paired analysis method provides an ideal approach for a patient centric mode of data analysis and discloses significant differences in the expression of an IFN driven response gene set at baseline in relation to the pharmacological response.

Moreover, the high proportion of spending on health in relation to GDP is driven by private spending, which is least supportive of UHC goals: private health expenditures comprised 54.5%% of total health expenditure in Moldova in 2012, an increase of 5.8%% from 2000 (Table  1).