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

Further applications of this technology are discussed in relation to the identification and evaluation of inhaler-drug formulation combinations, which are most suitable for particular patients.

The main aims of this study were (1) to analyze levels of difficulty in phonological awareness in relation to the identification, addition and omission of syllables and phonemes, and (2) to identify differences in phonological awareness as a function of reading development.

Wide ranges of both inlet temperature (875 1275 K) and oxygen/fuel ratio (C/O from 0.01 to 1.4) as well as narrow ranges of dilution (85 90% of nitrogen content) and residence time (0.35 0.5 s) were covered in relation to the identification of regimes either with multiple operating points (hysteresis), steady unsteady behavior or stable unstable evolution.

Patient E1 was briefly described in relation to the identification of SLC52A2 (Johnson et al., 2012).

Resource use and unit costs will be collected in relation to the identification of the cohort through routine clinical records, the invitation and diagnostic tests performed.

The distinctive and innovative contribution of the CLUSTER method can be more readily determined in relation to the identification and subsequent investigation of theory.

Theoretical results are illustrated by simulations which show significant increasing of accuracy in parameter estimates of the OE model by using the robust identification procedure in relation to the linear identification algorithm for OE models.

A statistically significant decrease was observed in the grade of knowledge of FGM (98.1% in 2001, 94.7% in 2004) and in relation to the correct identification of the typology of FGM (48.7% in 2001, 39.5% in 2004) among the women.

Since AVP of the left coronary cusp was not observed in this study it is questionable what further benefit is obtained in relation to the specific identification of valve cusps in animals with AVP from a long axis view.

Because the annotation of T. vivax genes available in GenBank is not precise in relation to the correct identification of start codons, and considering that this trouble can introduce serious biases in this analysis, the same ontology analyses were also conducted in T. brucei, whose annotation is expected to be much more depurated.

My analysis of this data links to interpreting presences and absences in relation to the literature-based identification of markers of mathematical practices overviewed earlier.