Sentence examples for in relation to increases from inspiring English sources
They found significant decreases in SD of average 5-min NN intervals in relation to increases in prior 1-hr moving averages of PM2.5.
These results indicated associations between decrements in SDNN, SDANN, and TRII in relation to increases in both PM10 and PM10 2.5.
One criterion in assessing how well a data transformation will perform across different samples is to determine whether it can minimize increases in the standard deviation in relation to increases in the mean [ 24].
Three recent studies have reported acute increases in wheeze and other respiratory symptoms in infants in relation to increases in ambient pollution concentrations (Andersen et al. 2008; Pino et al. 2004; Triche et al. 2006).
The curves for the three distinct T2M values associated with the different water environments show a steady decrease in T2M times in relation to increases in NaOH concentrations, indicating increased hydrophilicity of the surfaces as a consequence of lignin removal.
We found a significant linear trend for female breast cancer risk in relation to increasing levels of TMI-related likely [gamma]-exposure (p = 0.02).
In our analysis, significant increased risks of incident premenopausal breast cancer in relation to increased consumption of total meat and non-processed meat were observed.
Dopants, controlled structural disorder, and interfaces are examined in relation to increasing the conductivity of solid electrolytes.
The present study simulates the thermal performance of a model house wall structure in relation to increased mould growth risk.
In this study functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) was used to examine cerebral activity patterns in relation to increasing mental load of a working memory task.
It is commendable that NCVO has tackled this difficult issue head on, and the report makes a number of sensible recommendations, particularly in relation to increased transparency around senior executive pay and how charities can report their practice.
