Sentence examples for in relation to on from inspiring English sources

We suggest evaluation of the roles of other CYP3A genes in relation to ON and control groups, with clearly identifying the substrate regiments of the gene products in the future.

The effects of water depth, liquid velocity and the presence, or absence, of sump baffles to improve the CO2 supply transfer were considered in relation to on the power consumption, residence time and mixing in the reactor was studied.

This paper reflects on the lessons learned from one CLAHRC in relation to on-going collaborative research priority setting.

Campbell was asked three times in succession for greater detail, replying: "I will not comment further in relation to on-water matters".

The present paper is concerned with utilization of reliability methods in relation to on-line control of dynamic systems.

The recently elected British President of the Strasbourg Court, Sir Nicolas Bratza, has warned of the dangers of British xenophobia in relation to on-going political intervention in the court.

The income generated from parking fines is a controversial and often confused issue, which can in part be accounted for by a difference in what people are measuring – whether they are talking about income in relation to on-street enforcement only, or to the entire cost of managing parking in the area.

The range of health effects studied in relation to on-call work has to date been inadequate.

In relation to on-going discussions about extending the global scope of civil registration and vital statistics coverage (17), these methodological considerations represent an important stepping stone.

It should be noted that fatigue and WHI were assessed as general items (i.e., not in relation to on-call duties), whereas PPD were on-call duty specific.

However, although there is a named lead for the service in 78% of hospitals, and the technical application and availability of NIV is good, quality issues are noted in relation to on-going staff training (56%) and the education of staff outside of specialist areas (40%).