Sentence examples for elsewhere relates to from inspiring English sources

35 36 A possible explanation for the depression findings, which is consistent with our qualitative data (to be reported elsewhere), relates to the population of interest and the requirements of the intervention.

How he plays elsewhere relates to translation, and there are issues with Desert in that regard.

These gains were offset by reductions elsewhere relating to public sector spending cuts in the UK, especially in health and local government.

William Rogers, Mr. Kissinger's lawyer, said in a letter that because the investigations in Chile and elsewhere related to Mr. Kissinger "in his capacity as secretary of state," the Department of State should respond to the issues that have been raised.

Keep checking back at HuffPost College today for all the latest on developments in California and elsewhere related to the March 4 protests.

We are unaware of data elsewhere related to clinical predictors of off label drug administration.

These results could also explain previous contradictory results described elsewhere relating to the potential oat toxicity for patients with CD.

Gaps in the consent process are reported elsewhere related to information and communication and decision making and indicate the need for informed consent processes tailored to the context [ 1, 8- 10, 21- 26].

(1) To the best of our knowledge, this study is one of the very few (in India and elsewhere) related to motivation of MOs that is built on a ranking exercise based on a theory of work motivation (proposed by Herzberg) to identify factors of motivation for in-service MOs to continue with their present jobs.

Other SSH libraries to be described elsewhere relating to the parr-smolt transformation were of brain (Feb v sea cage), hypothalamus (Feb v Apr), pituitary (Feb v Apr, Apr v sea cage), gill (Apr v May), and intestine, head kidney and spleen (Feb v May).

32 The study prevalence of treated hypertension is lower than that reported elsewhere and probably relates to the exclusion of patients with overt arterial disease.