Sentence examples for extracted in relation to from inspiring English sources

Aspects are extracted in relation to the product it belongs and sentiment word used for it.

Analyze the extraction of user profile and context for the purpose of evaluating the educational interests extracted in relation to the accuracy adherence from the user's point of view in the context of Facebook users which are concerned about Computer Science and express this interest through social network interactions.

Their tRNA sequences were available because they had been extracted in relation to results described in [ 46].

Firstly, information was extracted in relation to the key functions of health financing systems, namely revenue collection, pooling and purchasing, including the organisational arrangements for undertaking these functions [ 2].

At 24 hr, the level of DMAV was similar at each dose level, but after 3 days treatment levels in both media and cell extract increased in relation to the initial concentration of MMAIII, in a dose-dependent manner.

P: No no ra:sh N: O↑ka::y, (1.8) and no other symptoms she's not coughi::ng P: ↑She had a little cough this morning (3.2) but not a constant cou gh N: ↑And ↑normally we:ll no other problems normally:: P: No she's normally fine running arou:nd like a, At 1 min, 45 s* *The times here refer to the time that the extract begins in relation to the start of recording.

P: No no ra:sh N: O↑ka::y, (1.8) and no other symptoms she's not cou ghi::ng P: ↑She had a little cough this morning (3.2) but not a constant cou gh N: ↑And ↑normally we:ll no other problems normally:: P: No she's normally fi ne running arou:nd like a, At 1 min, 45 s* *The times here refer to the time that the extract begins in relation to the start of recording.

The antioxidant activity of the extracts in relation to the membrane of erythrocytes and lipids extracted from red blood cell membranes (RBCL) exposed to chemical oxidizing agents (AAPH) was determined, and the effects of blackcurrant extracts on the properties of the membrane of erythrocytes and liposomes (DPPC and RBCL) were examined.

The percentage cell viability following the addition of varying concentrations of the extracts in relation to untreated controls was calculated.

Such studies have been carried out to a minor extent for selected plant extracts in relation to membrane of erythrocytes and lipid membrane models [ 23, 24, 26, 28– 31].

However, at 200 ppm concentration of crude extract of AS and AF pods there were significant differences (P < 0.05) between extracts in relation to H2O2 and control cells, being crude extract of AF pods which presented the highest antioxidant protection capacity (Figs.  1, 2, and 3).