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

Lesions started to be missed in relation to the full 300-s scans when acquisition times per bed position fell below 180 s.

The adequacy of environmental coverage of genebank accessions is calculated as an 'environmental representativeness score' (ERS, Eqn. 3), assessed by comparing the germplasm samples in relation to the full environmental range of the modeled taxon distribution.

Scoring of this subscale is as described above in relation to the full KINDLR.

We also conduct a genomic survey of A. thaliana and interpret our mutation estimates in relation to the full distribution of repeat lengths and motif frequency in the Arabidopsis genome.

In this study we assess how established and novel shortened versions of the AUDIT perform in relation to the full AUDIT-10 in a community-based sample of young people attending a music festival.

The model that best fit the data was selected using the deviance function and was assessed by comparing the effects of each parameter in relation to the full model (age, period, and cohort).

Morrell, who has played some part in all eight of his games in charge, had been guarded about his intentions in relation to the full-time job.

This set of questions has been shown to be the strongest available 6-item set across household with and without children, in relation to the full-scale-based classification of household food security status [ 20].

It gets pretty heated, and pretty funny: in relation to the argument Fuller makes about the way science develops knowledge through "the argument to the best explanation" the erudite philosopher is driven to employing the language of daytime TV: "Oh pul-eese!

Sorafenib plus IFN- α2b demonstrated clinical activity for the first-line treatment of patients with mRCC, but the toxicity profile of this combination has limited its development in relation to the use of full doses of both these agents within such a combination (Ryan et al, 2007).

It also encourages continued global consumption by shielding foreign buyers, whose currencies have been rising in relation to the dollar, from the full effect of price increases.