Sentence examples for in relation to clear from inspiring English sources

These observations suggest again greater similarities among the serous adeonocarcinoma cell lines OVCAR3 and CaOV3 and the tumor derived cells as well as the differences in relation to clear cell derived ES2 cell line.

Cost-effectiveness analyses suggest that TM was an optimal strategy in most scenarios, but there is considerable uncertainty in relation to clear descriptions of the interventions and robust estimation of costs.

But other councils have gone one step further by using the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime And Policing Act 2014 to introduce a "public spaces protection order" (PSPO) in relation to clearing up after your dog.

These products have not been identified as safe for use by the Food and Drug Administration in relation to clearing out clogged ears.

After 1975, dramatic changes occurred over the landscape in relation to clear-cutting practices, plantations, and salvage logging, which promoted the proliferation of regenerating areas and extensive plantations of the previously uncommon black spruce.

In criterion-referenced evaluations, the importance of an effect is judged in relation to a clear biological or clinical criterion.

7) In the nuclear run-on assay of Figure 1D, the effect of the MAF1 knockdown on CDKN1A expression appears relatively modest (especially in relation to the clear large effect in the quantitative RT-PCR analysis of Figure 1C).

Alternatively, van Doorn (2011) later argued that since the vacuole is involved in almost all plant PCD types (including those not falling under the definition of vacuolar cell death), that plant PCD categories should be based on the rupture of the tonoplast in relation to cytoplasmic clearing [ 17].

When expression was evaluated in relation to histological subtype, clear cell adenocarcinomas (14 of 14, 100%) expressed TADG-15 more frequently than serous (17 of 39, 43.6%), mucinous (10 of 19, 52.6%), or endometrioid adenocarcinomas (nine of 17, 52.9%).

Behavioral observations were also conducted to further investigate its response to edges in logged forests using foraging locations in relation to the nearest clear-cut border.

He added: "The Association of Chief Police Officers' practice advice on stop and search in relation to terrorism makes this clear; so do guidelines for MPS staff on dealing with media reporters, press photographers and television crews: "Once images are recorded, [the police] have no power to delete or confiscate them without a court order".