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

This study aimed to identify the kinematic differences between 16 hemiplegic and 32 able-bodied participants in relation to the task phases when drinking with a cup and the kinematic strategy used during motion with respect to the gravity direction.

The aim of this study was to investigate how the design of kitesurfing equipment can affect safety issues from a usability perspective in relation to the task of preparation.

Modeling the dynamics of information diffusion and influence along network links has received much attention in the last decade, especially in relation to the task of optimization of viral marketing strategies [58].

The students who wrote in second-person managed to complete more anagrams and appeared to have a more positive attitude in relation to the task.

Joint planning and provider groups were also frequently cited - often in relation to the task of creating joint integrated pathways or integrated services models.

"Competencies are the result of integrative learning experiences in which skills, abilities, and knowledge interact to form bundles that have currency in relation to the task for which they are assembled" (Jones et al., 2002, p. 7).

The last considerations make it necessary to further characterize the agencies at hand in relation to the tasks they are set to fulfill.

Table  2 shows the differences between the PHCT status groups (mono-disciplinary offices with secretaries, small PHCT and larger PHCT) in relation to the tasks independently provided by their assistant or nurse.

The fees shall cover expenditure incurred by the ECB in relation to the tasks conferred upon it under Articles 4 and 5 of this Regulation.

Existing tools are not sufficient for analyzing this type of data, as it typically needs to be analyzed in relation to the corresponding task's execution.

In Experiment 3, we showed that RT costs associated with the HUD-based secondary information were largely orthogonal to the temporal onset of that information in relation to the primary task; secondary information was nearly always disruptive to visual search, regardless of time of onset.