"in relation to a time" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a specific point or period of time that is being referenced or compared to. Example: In relation to the time of his arrival, we should make sure the meeting starts promptly.
The probability calculation is performed in relation to a reference time of use.
On the other hand, an increase of rutile and a decrease of anatase can be observed in Fig. 3g i, which is in relation to a treatment time of 1 3 h.
A significant reduced risk has been observed particularly for long-term use and in relation to a longer time since first use.
Women described the onset of their symptoms in relation to a specific time period and their perception of their husbands' response (see Table 1, 2 and 3).
The concept and onset of source non-compactness is considered in relation to a non time-varying source, and the effect of finite source distributions investigated.
As a measure of performance, 75% difference thresholds in relation to a 50-msec (time perception) and a 1000-msec (timestimationon) standard interval were determined.
Natorp further alleged that from this relativization it followed that events are ordered, not in relation to an absolute time, but as lawfully determined phenomena in mutual temporal relation to one another.
Currently there are no consistent guidelines for patients or medical practitioners in relation to a reasonable minimum time between a consultation and a cosmetic procedure being performed.
Periodic control theory is used to define a cost functional for LQ-control, that measures the performance of a sampled-data system in relation to a desired continuous time performance.
Our question demanded the classification of headache days in relation to a specific period of time (either the last week, the last month or the last six months) depending on the precedent answer of the respondents.
Recent work in the obesity prevention field therefore provides valuable insights into how CMD prevention may similarly target these lifestyle risk factors and in this paper we examine this in relation to a particularly high risk time of development; that of adolescence.
