Sentence examples for in relation to patterns from inspiring English sources

Multivariate analyses will also be conducted to explore (i) patterns of costs in relation to the demographic and needs-related characteristics of people with dementia and carers and their capitals, assets and resources and (ii) outcomes for people with dementia and for the carers in relation to patterns of service use, needs-related characteristics and other factors.

But we can derive them in relation to patterns of actual consumption and the use of the average poverty line for developing countries of $2/day.

Objective this prospective study was designed to evaluate the evolution of thrombus propagation and lysis in relation to patterns and distribution of isolated calf DVT.

More emphasis should be placed on investigating the role of spatial heterogeneity and the effects of grid position in relation to patterns in species associations.

In fact, out of the four pools (only three are for recreation), the serenity pool has a special feng shui arrangement to it that has a special spatial design and orientation in relation to patterns of the flow of energy of the space.

In this study, we further investigated trends in diabetes prevalence over time and in relation to patterns of change in BMI.

A study on a mathematical theory of shapes in relation to pattern recognition and computer vision.

Chapters 9- 15 deal with the ways epigenetic factors operate in relation to pattern formation among specific anatomical structures during development and influence their mutual relationships.

The canine method has the following advantages: dog training and testing is relatively simple and inexpensive in comparison with analytical equipment application (GC MS) and detection sensitivity and specificity in relation to pattern samples were relatively high and easily interpretable.

Furthermore, the ease of targeted manipulation of any genomic region enables the next era beyond genetics in developmental studies, by offering avenues to monitor and manipulate the transcription or epigenetic status of individual loci (Maeder et al., 2013a; Mendenhall et al., 2013) with single cell precision in relation to pattern formation and cell fate determination.

For different stimuli, similar patterns may appear at different moments in time, yet these stimuli can be properly discriminated if one considers both the identity of the pattern and its temporal occurrence in relation to other patterns.