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

"I didn't shoot myself in the foot, but I didn't put myself where I wanted to be in relation to the field".

In addition to gaining the highest praises from his colleagues for his skills as both a clinician and a teacher, Dr. Elster was one of the first to emphasize the importance of studying aging populations in relation to the field of cardiology.

The idea of this study is to assess, and possibly adjust, the NRM framework in relation to the field of strategic DRM, with a view to making it applicable to DRM studies.

Hazari et al. (2010) developed an identity framework, using recognition, interest, achievement and competence as dimensions to better understand how students "see themselves in relation to the field of physics" (p. 982).

As Jandrić and Boras remind us 'human learning is always political' (2015: 4), and this point is particularly pertinent in relation to the field of digital learning, and its relationship to what has been called 'digital politics' (Postill 2012).

Note finally that the agriculture surface lost found in the forest land use type is not relevant and could be translated by a lack of precision of the land use classification undertaken on a 5 m resolution satellite image in relation to the field work measurements.

Figure 1 demonstrates the histograms of h-indexes in the observed fields and their distribution in relation to the field-specific average h-indexes.

It will be important to understand how the specialty of family medicine has evolved (history and culture), and to explore the field of family medicine in relation to the fields of medicine and power, and the discernable forms of capital at stake in the field of family medicine.

The area occupied by each colour was automatically measured, and the percentage of each area in relation to the whole field was calculated (table 2).

Moreover, this allowed us to study whether our simulations make sense in relation to the detection field.

Depending on how the proteins are aligned in the eye, insects may perceive objects as being lighter or darker as they orient themselves in relation to the magnetic field, Dr. Phillips said.