Sentence examples for in relation to avoidance from inspiring English sources

Thus, although one might intuitively predict that increased online activity will impact positively on timely cancer diagnosis and prevention, it is too early to conclude that the success of BCAM in stimulating online activity may be taken as a proxy for concluding that BCAM raises awareness of, or motivates offline activity in relation to avoidance of breast cancer.

A question to consider in relation to avoidance of the consequences of an ecological trap (Kokko and Sutherland 2001) is the relative importance of inherited preferences and individual experience: if an individual settles in a territory whose environmental cues indicate low quality but then breeds there successfully, will that be enough to keep it there for the next season?

Correction, 12 October 2014: This article was amended to correct an inaccurate implication that Bono was taking a position in relation to tax avoidance and multinational companies, and to correct the misrepresentation of a quote the Edge made about protest banners at the Glastonbury festival.

The objective of this study was to investigate the extent of stigma in relation to treatment avoidance in 14 year-old school students in England in relation to how they refer to people with mental illness.

To explore the role of stigma in relation to treatment avoidance further, we describe here the terms used by 14 year-old school students in England to refer to people with mental illness.

When establishing the specific levels referred to in point (c) of the first subparagraph, account shall be taken of the best available scientific advice, including by STECF, as well as of existing and future technical possibilities in relation to the avoidance of catches of marine species below minimum conservation reference size.

In relation to fear-avoidance beliefs, there is a positive relation between it and LBP of than 30 days in both groups, i.e. those without and with previous LBP.

He added that more than 100 footballers are being investigated "in relation to the use of tax avoidance schemes".

To our knowledge, this is the first time activity avoidance in relation to falls has been systematically evaluated in people with PD.

A large number of animal studies have investigated mate choice in relation to direct (e.g. avoidance of infected mates) and indirect (e.g. mates carrying genes conferring increased disease defence in offspring) benefits (Andersson 1994; Beltran-Bech and Richard 2014).

Additionally, they presented significantly higher levels in all the symptoms examined as well as in relation to the employment of passive-avoidance coping strategies.