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

Fourth, we were not able to measure MAP changes in relation to the distribution of maternal fat, which is more related to endothelial dysfunction, although BMI is highly correlated with visceral fat [ 46].

So how can an efficient marketplace operate in relation to the distribution of music?

Anisotropy was detected in the spatial structure of pores, but was not detected in relation to the distribution of bacteria.

Findings from this study show that analysis of reach-scale controls is essential in framing dam site locations in relation to the distribution of reaches and landscape units across the catchment.

Population viability analyses in large landscapes often require the definition of distinct subpopulations, which in turn depend critically on the spatial scale of, and barriers to, dispersal in relation to the distribution of suitable habitat.

The dependence of the mechanical properties of the blends on the type and concentration of peroxide used, is discussed in relation to the distribution of the peroxide between the PS and the EPDM phases.

The spatial distribution of Zn2+ is discussed in relation to the distributions of potential and pH and the surface morphology of the galvanic couple.

I do not have an answer in relation to the bimodal distribution of results, in terms of statistical reduction, besides that bimodal distributions cannot, by essence, be reduced to analyses assuming unimodality.

A mechanism involving the reignition of crystallites and the propagation of this process in relation to the spatial distribution of the catalyst is proposed to explain the results.

The size of the fuel cell system and the energy storage system (battery, hot-water storage and hydrogen storage) are discussed in relation to the yearly distribution of the buildings' power demand.

(a) North Pacific distribution of the ocean plastics sources used in this study (blue and orange squares, circles and triangles), and predicted marine source (shipping, fishing and aquaculture) anomalies in relation to the initial distribution of both marine- and land-based sources (coastal urban centres and rivers).