Sentence examples for in relation to common from inspiring English sources

The proper "normal" controls, especially in relation to common age-related diseases, are difficult to define, especially when large numbers of "healthy" subjects are collected from different regions, characterized by peculiar lifestyle habits, population genetics, among others.

This chapter describes the principal features of filter cycles in relation to common batch filters.

It involves, of necessity, some degree of idealization in relation to common usage of the term "science".

Objectively evaluating the specific demands of IVGs in relation to common burn therapy goals will determine their true therapeutic benefit and guide their use in burn rehabilitation.

This chapter attempts to share with the readers, from a clinical point of view, the rationale of footwear design in relation to common foot problems.

Thus, James concludes, "theology is called divine or of God in a much more excellent and principal way than metaphysics, for metaphysics considers God only in relation to common being, whereas theology considers common being in relation to God" (Quodl. III, q. 1, p. 20, 370 374).

Rights are grounded in the natural law, and specifically in relation to the common good.

A similar argument may be made in relation to another common issue in the industry that has been drawn out in our analysis.

We present the first report of a ciliated foregut cyst in the triangle of Calot, in relation to the common hepatic duct.

Still, data sharing in biomedical field has some real obstacles in relation to developing common standards and platforms for sharing in order to make sharing more meaningful and effective.

Some acoustic characteristics of the two types of vocal music of the Greek Orthodox Church Music, the Byzantine chant (BC) and ecclesiastical speech (ES), are studied in relation to the common Greek speech and the Western opera.