Sentence examples for in relation to the before from inspiring English sources

A year reduction of system period of return in relation to the before integration of ASU cycle with LNG, was the most important economic result of this integration.

Table 7 Drought resistance, Rt, in terms of stem volume growth of trees in the drought years 2003 and 2015 in relation to the before-drought period (2000 2002 and 2012 2014, respectively).

The civil servants wanted to know "Her Majesty's intentions in relation to the bill" before its second reading in the House of Commons.

"In relation to the matters before the AFP, surely, as a QC, you have enough decency to respect the processes?" Brough asked the chamber.

He's not used the word "harassed" in relation to the case before; today he uses it twice, the second time directing me to an article rebutting Ronan ("probably the best thing written on this since the whole harassment started … mature and not vitriolic and decent").

One other person was convicted in relation to the deaths before being later cleared on appeal.

The ruling of the Appeals Chamber therefore clarified the meaning and application of Rule 70, thereby providing more certainty to parties and states dealing with the provision of information in relation to the cases before the Tribunal.

HADS and GERDyzer™ questionnaires and the treatment satisfaction sheet were also completed in relation to the day before each of the subsequent visits at Week 4 and Week 8, when they were handed in.

Main parameters to be used from the follow-up period are changes in renal allograft function (calculated GFR at 6 months after the biopsy in relation to the GFR before and at the time of biopsy) and further acute rejection episodes.

Rosenstreitch & Wooliscroft, (Rosenstreich and Wooliscroft 2012) critiqued the use of journal impact factor for marketing related researches but their aversion was in relation to "the time lag before citation of marketing articles" and not the relevance of journal impact factor ranking.

The effect, and this especially in relation to the long delay before the main verb arrives in a sentence, is positively infectious.