Sentence examples for in relation to the suitability from inspiring English sources
30 32 Statistically significant changes in knowledge about fundamental aspects of organ donation occurred in relation to the suitability of organs that could be donated after death, methods available to register organ donation intentions and organ donation laws and the likelihood of recovery following a diagnosis of brain death.
The conclusions of this study are useful for the PBSS literature in spatial/geographical terms, for the management of PBSS hire charges, and in relation to the system's suitability for different city models.
We therefore require a decision-making framework within which we can judge the suitability of activities for our academic purpose in relation to the external framework which will judge the suitability of the outcomes as professionally impactful architecture, urban design, etc.
The conditions of road structures, play a considerable role in relation to the duration of its operational suitability.
should be selected based on its suitability in relation to the organizational culture of the company [ 76].
The suitability of the models was assessed in relation to the risk of mould growth at the interface.
The significance of these impedances is discussed in relation to the geometry and construction of solid electrolyte cells, and to their suitability for potentiostatic measurements.
The suitability of water for irrigation depends upon salinity and the sodium content in relation to the amounts of calcium and magnesium or SAR (Alagbe 2006).
The MCDA procedure used in this study involved the following general steps (modified from Store and Kangas [ 19]): 1. Assessment of the suitability structure: identifying risk factors for ASF transmission and determining their importance in relation to the objective(s).
The suitability of water for irrigation depends upon TDS (salinity) and the sodium content in relation to the amounts of calcium and magnesium or SAR (Alagbe 2006).
Overall the study highlighted the many challenges facing such research in terms of recruitment, retention, burden on participants, and suitability of outcome measures particularly in relation to quality of life, but also in relation to the availability of resource use data.
