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

He knows that he needs nuances to keep his options open in the editing and to figure out whether a shot works in relation to the preceding or following one.

(In relation to the preceding matters see Rietjens, et al., 2009 and Onwuteaka-Philipsen et al. 2012 for findings for The Netherlands, and, for Oregon, Ganzini, et al. 2009).

In fact, Paul's definition of formal distinction inverts the terms of the question in relation to the preceding approaches, as Paul is attempting to reduce multiplicity to unity (the passage is from many to one).

The pattern of the line-ending words in a sestina is represented both numerically and alphabetically in the following table: The sixth stanza is followed by a tercet that is known variably by the French term envoi, the Occitan term tornada, or, with reference to its size in relation to the preceding stanzas, a "half-stanza".

This study examined hospital admissions in relation to the preceding consultations in general practice in this age group.

With two US aircraft carriers stationed in the area, and a third on its way, there is a sense of deja vu in relation to the period preceding the attack on Iraq, when "evidence", subsequently shown to be false, was used to provide a casus belli.

In relation to the immediately preceding, Lacan's Oedipal father is an Other with both Symbolic and Real faces.

In what follows we shall refer to these collections of data derived from different instruments but collected in relation to the week preceding particular clinic visits as "datasets".

The volume of FFP transfusion in relation to the INR preceding transfusion was calculated and compared using χ2 tests.

The study involved self-completion of a questionnaire eliciting acute symptoms; socio-demographic characteristics; health status including co-morbidities; and transport habits generally, and specifically in relation to the period immediately preceding the onset of illness.

Participants respond on a 5-point Likert scale, from "not at all" to "extremely", the extent to which each behavior describes how they felt in relation to the floods during the preceding 7 days.