Sentence examples for in relation to case from inspiring English sources

Further, a summary and a discussion are presented in relation to case studies in which in vitro ADCC activity correlates with protection against infectious diseases and outcomes in monoclonal antibody therapy of cancer in vivo.

Simulated daily discharges greater than 80th percentile (high flows) and <20th percentile (low flows) for Case 1 <span class="lh">in relation to Case 2 are shown in Fig. 8a and b, respectively.

For all measures of poverty, the trends of level of poverty in relation to case status remained statistically significant in Bangladesh at follow-up but not in Kenya or the Philippines.

In relation to case 1 the authors say:….

This will not have affected our findings in relation to case fatality trends, as no national changes have been made to hospital data reporting during the study period.

Because the number of veterans in some location subgroups did not accommodate multivariable modeling of exposures in relation to case status, veterans who had not entered Iraq or Kuwait were combined into a single subgroup.

Advisories have been circulated in relation to cases such as the murder of Tia Sharp, Sgt Danny Nightingale's court martial and the arrest of Christopher Jefferies.

(Goldman 2009, 323, has a good discussion of memory preservation in relation to cases like that of the belief that Illinois was Lincoln's home state. Goldman also discusses problems that may arise for the memory preservation account).

The debate originated around commercialisation of university inventions and then gathered increasing attention in relation to cases of patents and licences for medicines, with specific focus on access to them in the developing world [26], [38], [39].

To reflect hospitalization rates in relation to case-fatality rates, both rates were correlated.

(PP12) Analysis of the verbal protocols resulted in three major categories reflecting the use of task-specific performance schemas (Table  1): identification of case-specific cues, identification of particular behaviours as (in effective, explicitly in relation to case-specific cues, and effects of trainee behaviour on the particular patient.