Sentence examples for in relation to the content of from inspiring English sources

The optimal yields of xylose (49.5% in relation to the content of hemicellulose in the rapeseed meal) and of glucose (19.4% in relation to the cellulose content in rapeseed meal) require higher temperatures but shorter reaction times.

This paper describes a pilot project aimed at eliciting teenagers and young people with cancer views in relation to the content of a continuing professional development module entitled 'adolescents with cancer'.

Transport studies investigating the impact of the polymer architecture in relation to the content of hydrophobic LMA revealed that random p HPMA -co-p LMA) having 10 mol% LMA is the most ausp HPMA -co-p LMA

Moro has justified the breach of confidentiality in relation to the content of the recordings as being in the public interest: "Democracy in a free society requires that the governed know what the governors are doing, even when they act in the dark".

In good agreement with experimental results, the model predicts an optimal yield of amino acids (approx. 32.8% in relation to the content of the total protein fraction in the rapeseed meal) at a temperature and a time of about 205 °C and 51 min.

None of the authors otherwise declares competing interests in relation to the content of this manuscript.

Figure 3 The dielectric properties of the deposited films in relation to the contents of polyimide.

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Otherwise, the authors declare no conflicts of interest in relation to the content matter of this manuscript.

6.7 The Licensee shall promptly inform the Licensor in the event of any claim by a third party in relation to the Content and the Licensee shall comply with the reasonable requests of the Licensor in relation to such claim.

'If the team that has done so well in relation to the production of the building can do as well in relation to the contents, it is going to be absolutely brilliant.' Ah, the contents.