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

Each propagation model's approach varies in relation to the classification of the analyzed environment.

The following sections summarize the toxicity data and discuss this in relation to the classification criteria for POPs and PBTs.

This study is focused on the first two notions, πkKM X) and πkBH X), and intended to show the strong merits of πkBH X) in relation to the classification of digital images.

In relation to the classification for (dim G=8) in Theorem 3.7, we note that some of the results of [29] concerning the groups of motions of 4-dimensional marefolds are not entirely correct (see [22] for details).

The performance of the equations in relation to the classification of the thresholds of mGFR was assessed by the area under the ROC curve (Table  4).

In relation to the classification of complex cells, Kagan et al. (2002) have suggested that distinctions in the classification of complex cells should be made on whether the cells are dominated by magnocellular or parvocellular input.

There was also an improvement in the perception of health satisfaction, although the perception of quality of life declined in relation to the classifications good and very good, which may be because participants were faced with questions related to aging, which they had not considered yet.

All of the cases were assessed for 5-year overall survival (OS), 5-year disease-specific survival (DSS), and local control (LC) rates in relation to the T classification, N classification, decision on adjuvant therapy, and depth of tumor infiltration.

The results of classification of congenital anomalies, including the anatomy of the uterus, cervix and vagina by the ESHRE ESGE classification in relation to the ASRM classification are shown in Table  III.

To better understand this uncommon problem, we evaluated late recurrent retinal detachments in relation to the contemporary classification of proliferative vitreoretinopathy (PVR).

It is not clear what the degree of protein conservation between any two given species is in relation to the LS classification.