Sentence examples for in relation to organization from inspiring English sources

Emerging studies from neuroscience in relation to organization of sematic memory in the brain provide converging evidence suggesting that conceptual knowledge is organized in a distributed fashion in "property specific" cortical networks that directly support perception and action (and were active during learning).

At about the same time a similar need for development of intervention research methodology was recognized in relation to organization and practice of care [ 5] and public health [ 6- 8].

To facilitate interpretation of our results in relation to organization of care and change over time, we compared hospitals in relation to the number of type 1 diabetic pregnancies managed per year and subgrouped outcomes in relation to calendar period of birth.

Stakeholders' perspectives highlighted major issues in relation to the organization of the Belgian health care system and its capacity to answer to the needs of the patient with chronic disease.

Looking at Kernberg's concept of antisocial behavior in relation to personality organization, it is clearly regarded as a manifestation of a very low level of personality organization [ 5, 6].

The biaxial stretching behavior of polyamides 6 and 11 has been investigated in relation to the organization of H bonds within their crystalline structure.

This includes defining the team's strategy in relation to the organization's, as well as sorting out the plans and activities needed for execution.

I hope I got better at looking past that initial judgment, but the ability to choose people well and to think carefully of them in relation to the organization seems to be something that differentiates good and bad managers.

Recently, a functional role for nuclear tau has been proposed in relation to nucleolar organization and heterochromatinization of a portion of RNA genes [9].

All of these studies have revealed interesting and novel patterns of transcriptome in relation to genomic organization, molecular evolution, and biological functions.

The benefits of integrating targeted health programmes into mainstream health system functions has been the subject of a longstanding debate in relation to the organization and financing of health systems focused on increasing access and improving health outcomes [ 37- 39].