Sentence examples for in relation to relative from inspiring English sources

A multiple regression model demonstrating the order of importance of the five parameters in relation to relative attenuation was developed.

Figure 7 Mean and standard deviation of total wood and leaf weight for the different treatments in relation to relative soil water availability.

In this regard, the specific literature gives to sport scientists and coaches some interesting values in relation to relative 1RM score both for upper and lower limbs in Brazilian jiu-jitsu elite athletes (i.e. bench press 1.3 1.5 kg/body mass, squat 1.2 kg/body mass and deadlift 1.7 kg/body mass) (Table 4).

The results of the study that was carried out during the trainings organised at University of Birmingham, focusing on gene expression in neonate and adult daphnids in relation to relative susceptibility to genotoxicants, are in the final stage of preparation for publication [40].

The mean total leaf area of the drought stressed trees (WA35, 3.25 m2) was significantly reduced by 60% compared with WA100 trees (8.03 m2), and by 42% for WA70 trees (4.65 m2). Figure 9 Mean values and standard deviation of leaf size for the different treatments in relation to relative soil water availability A) individual leaf area, B) total leaf area, measured at the harvest on 8 November 2011.

Additionally, no studies have examined extra group paternity or alpha paternity rates in relation to relative testes size across mammals.

Noticeable within this dimension is the relatively greater importance attached to patients' anxiety compared with anxiety in relation to relatives.

The objective was to explore the experiences of CCNs in relation to relatives of elderly patients 80 years and older admitted to ICU.

While the latter idea was before the 2010 reform, this was only in relation to entry of relatives beyond the 'nuclear' family and as a way to maintain a more liberal approach.

Logistic regression model with lobular breast cancer as dependent variable in relation to first degree relatives diagnosed with cancer, adjusted for age at diagnosis.

The phylogenetic affinities of the fossil shorebirds in relation to their extant relatives have not yet been fully established, hence have implicitly assumed that fossil representatives of extant groups would be resolved amongst their living relatives.