Sentence examples for exchanged in relation to from inspiring English sources

Amongst the suggestions parents offered for improved communication and understanding of the information exchanged in relation to end-of-life decision-making was that written information be provided to enhance retention [ 56], and that information presented in pamphlets or booklets be made available [ 37].

"I am aware of the many political exchanges in relation to Mr Coulson's previous employment.

I am aware of the many political exchanges in relation to Mr Coulson's previous employment - I believe it would have been extraordinarily clumsy of me to have exposed the Prime Minister, or by association the Home Secretary, to any accusation, however unfair, as a consequence of them being in possession of operational information in this regard.

Table 5 shows the values of the coefficient of convective heat exchange in relation to the used fluid and the adopted configuration.

Figure 9 Half-hourly values of net ecosystem exchange in relation to half-hourly values of photosynthetic photon flux density for (a) Sumbrungu, (b) Kayoro and (c) the Nazinga Park.

The MSB has established a national reference group including those authorities that have formal responsibilities connected to the FD, and also seeks to encourage knowledge and information exchange in relation to the CABs, by arranging meetings, producing "dialogue letters," and maintaining a homepage.

Moreover, IBB_35 revealed distinct VspI and SmiI restriction pattern and its gp047 and tail tube gene showed a number of nucleotide exchanges in relation to other phages of the CP220 subgroup.

We also analyzed need for renal replacement therapy, time from symptom onset to TPE, time from ICU admission to TPE, TPE interval, total number of TPEs performed, as well as exchanged plasma volumes in relation to individual plasma volumes.

The trend of the average values of the convective heat exchange coefficient in relation to the average temperature, both for experimental and theoretical values, is reported in Fig. 15.

I've been thinking about this sixth-grade exchange lately, in relation to the expectation that women don't like the way they look.

We discussed this concept with the PSTs with respect to the relationship they would set up with the children, the type of information that would be exchanged and their preparation in relation to this, and also in regard to "teacher knows the answer" questions.