Sentence examples for in relation to technique from inspiring English sources

The episiotomies were classified as midline, mediolateral, and lateral and no difference in perineal pain and blood loss in relation to technique were found.

In the paper, experimental observations in relation to this technique are described and discussed.

This economical, enriching gesture suggests Williams changed the poem not for extratextual reasons, but because his interests in relation to narrative technique had shifted.

Sensitivity in relation to guidance technique and lesion size and location.

The infection rate, in the absence of clusters, results <1%, showing no differences in relation to the technique chosen [31].

OBJECTIVE: To obtain site- and size-specific data on transthoracic fine needle aspiration (TFNA) and determine the sensitivity in relation to guidance technique and lesion size and location.

The largest differences in surgical policies were in relation to fixation technique and surgical approach (Table 2).

Regarding implant survival in relation to fixation technique, uncemented implants were associated with higher risk for any revision (RR = 1.48; 95% CI: 1.32 1.66), whereas hybrid implants lead to lower risk for any revision (RR = 0.84; 95% CI: 0.75 0.95) compared to cemented implants.

Through critical essays and design projects, the journal aims to open up discussions on the expanded agency of the designer, agency both as a form of capacity in relation to new techniques and strategies, and as a faculty of acting, power, and disciplinary repositioning.

The benefits of the recent developments in SAR satellite sensors towards higher resolution (up to less than 1 m) and shorter revisiting times (up to a few days) are discussed in relation to established techniques using the two key SAR parameters – amplitude and phase.

This paper analyzes interaction design focusing on a holographic projection system equipped with a gesture-based interface and discussing the results of both quantitative and qualitative user studies aimed at empirically investigating users' preferences in relation to interaction techniques when used in a museum context.