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

Some acoustic characteristics of the two types of vocal music of the Greek Orthodox Church Music, the Byzantine chant (BC) and ecclesiastical speech (ES), are studied in relation to the common Greek speech and the Western opera.

Rights are grounded in the natural law, and specifically in relation to the common good.

We present the first report of a ciliated foregut cyst in the triangle of Calot, in relation to the common hepatic duct.

"So issues of how the City of London, which is so important and so full of very gifted people, how that behaves in relation to the common good is very key, not to the whole thing that I'm about or the Church is about, but to how we express the implications of that in day to day life".

This suggests a likely role of the motifs in relation to the common function of the genes.

Here, I consider this especially in relation to the common, complex disorders such as coronary artery disease, colorectal cancer, breast cancer and diabetes mellitus.

Studies of collective action in commons dilemmas in social ecological systems typically focus on scenarios in which actors all share symmetric (or similar) positions in relation to the common-pool resource.

In relation to the most common type of essay required by language teachers, it is interesting to note the difference between the two universities.

To our knowledge, this study is the first that report the prevalence of DM in relation to the most common risk factors such as overweight/obesity, heredity etc, in Greek population.

Placement of Dcit-3 (all Caribbean collections) and Dcit-5 (a single Chinese collection) was ambiguous, possibly because of the small numbers collected from those areas and because of the greater number of nucleotide substitutions in relation to the most common sequences.

Parents were asked to assess their child's health-related history in relation to the number of common cold episodes per year and the number of antibiotic use per year (see Table  2).