Sentence examples for in relation to rate from inspiring English sources
He left the company in March 2008, but said he had not faced any disciplinary action or charges over his trading and had not been questioned in relation to rate investigations.
Biologically, energy needs differ for boys and girls and also in relation to rate of growth, and the timing of maturation differs by sex (48).
These include the relative expression of genes encoding the Trk and Kdp systems in the wild-type (WT) and trk-gene knockout strain of Mtb (expressing the Kdp system only) in relation to rate of growth, uptake of K+, extracellular K+ concentration, pH level, and membrane potential under aerobic conditions.
We observed some regional grey and white matter changes in relation to clinical features, and in exploratory region of interest analysis confirmed our previous observations of correlation of fractional anisotropy within the corticospinal tract in relation to rate of progression (Menke et al., 2012).
An examination of the adaptive significance of Arabidopsis MST gene expression in relation to rates of sequence evolution is currently underway in our laboratory (data unpublished).
However, there are little data detailing peri-operative outcomes and anaesthesia interventions in relation to rates of major complication and mortality.
The effectiveness of CD8+ T cells in controlling the spread of an infection depends on their proliferation rate in relation to the rate at which the virus can reproduce.
However, if the response rate is calculated in relation to the rate of hospital discharge (P = 0.113) or even to the rate of survival 6 months after ICU discharge (P = 0.118), this difference becomes insignificant.
Instead, the spots appear randomly in relation to shear rate, which means that the shear rate has no effect on the bonding process in a certain area.
Interestingly, although we monitored gene expression changes in relation to growth rate in carbon-limited conditions, also nitrogen-responsive regulators and their corresponding transcription targets are downregulated with increasing growth rate (see Supporting information, Data S1).
