Sentence examples for highlighted in relation to from inspiring English sources

So, when this configuration is used, the top of the curve of efficiency is clearly highlighted in relation to the other points that belong to the initial interval.

Farmers' participation along with main issues for program implementation are highlighted in relation to site selection, the communication processes, recording schemes, role of scientists, the institutionalisation of cooperation and the enabling environment.

(Female, Focus group 1)" The stigma associated with alcohol problems was further highlighted in relation to seeking information or support.

The magnitude of the benefits of adhering to a healthy lifestyle has recently been highlighted in relation to breast cancer risk for Mexican women.

The limited amount of variance explained by non-demographic factors is consistent with previous correlates studies assessing physical activity objectively,, and has been previously highlighted in relation to parental influences.

Interview transcripts were analysed in a line by line fashion, with sections of text being highlighted in relation to their description of the decision making process and involvement of patients in this process.

The notion that social networks and social relations may be harmful for health has been highlighted especially in relation to poverty where the importance of the informal social network increases due to such things as limited access to health care [ 29].

Barrett et al. [ 6] and McGovern et al. [ 8] highlighted ORMDL3 in relation to CD and IBD, respectively, based either on a correlation between genotype and gene expression in lymphoblastoid cell lines [ 7] or on the biological role and previous implication of ORMDL3 in diseases involving dysregulated immune responses.

A number of the country case studies highlighted important issues in relation to policy processes, particularly implementation processes.

Stakeholders' perspectives highlighted major issues in relation to the organization of the Belgian health care system and its capacity to answer to the needs of the patient with chronic disease.

The interaction terms involving the group of medical school applied to largely mirrored the findings from the separate models (tables 5 and 6); the interaction terms highlighted intergroup differences in relation to UKCAT score, academic attainment, ethnicity, age, school type attended, and socioeconomic status.