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

Alternatively, carotid ulcerations can be classified based on their location on the plaque surface and in relation to the point of maximum stenosis into three types, as presented in Table 2 [23].

The main reasons explaining TOF-MRA's lower accuracy include the ulcer's orientation and location in relation to the point of maximum stenosis and geometry in the form of neck-to-depth ratio [111].

The further features of the worlds can then be specified in relation to the point of origin: in the example, coming from the left of the center (or being such-and-such distance and direction from it). (See discussion of Peacocke's 'positioned scenarios' in his 1992 ch. 3 and below).

The lower points (1-7) were highlighted in red squares while the top points (8, 10, 12) were highlighted in orange squares with each square increasing in size in relation to the point value.

Ignoring the interaction (i. e. using a misspecified model), the log-binomial model performed slightly worse than the Cox and Poisson models in relation to the point estimates.

Differences in ac pc length result in slight discrepancy in relation to the point-to-point correlation for a given coordinate across different planes (enclosed maps have their own ac pc length in each illustrated plane).

The lowest quote is not always the most sensible one to go for – finding out all the information you can in relation to the points discussed above will help you make the right decision in comparing carpet companies and choosing the ideal one.

It is also shown that the two factors namely, northing of the top point of the well and azimuth of each inside point in relation to the top point of the well, do not influence the temperature of each inside point of the wells.

The input output data used for modeling consists of five variables as input data namely, northing and easting of the top point of the well, major depth, angle and azimuth of each inside point of the well in relation to the top point of the well and one output which is the temperature of each inside point of the wells.

" Included in the "current medication use" category are those eligibility criteria where there was some indication of the timing of the medication administration in relation to the current point in time or to a particular point in the study such as randomisation, for which it is likely that the medication would (still) be used "in the present".

The conceptual framework on how plasma Ca2+ is held constant has been expanded by Kurokawa [ 13], who described an elegant concept, which combined the set point for the Ca2+ flux between extracellular fluid volume (ECF) and bone, and the set point for renal tubular Ca2+ reabsorption in relation to the set point for the Ca2+ regulated PTH secretion from the parathyroids [ 13].