Sentence examples for in relation to views from inspiring English sources

We used logistic regression models to identify associations between socio-demographic and other health-related characteristics of the sample, in relation to views about EHR security and what participants thought about the ability of the NHS to safeguard EHRs when the survey was conducted (Table  3).

Monthly rents in Excelsior II, which rise in relation to views, will range from $1,025 to $2,950 for the 640- to 1,761-square-foot 1,761-square-foot 1,761-square-footd mapartmentss.

The participants were asked to re-evaluate the concepts presented to them in the light of their input in the first and second rounds and to review their views in relation to the views of others and to agree or disagree.

The participants were asked to evaluate the concepts presented to them in the light of their input in the first questionnaire and to review their views in relation to the views of others and to agree or disagree with these concepts which included: (1) influence; (2) communicate effectively; (3) build relationships; (4) feel empowered and (5) professional credibility (Table  1).

Perhaps seeking to minimize negative sentiment in relation to their views on Brazil, some banks are trying to limit potential fallout.

I consider this argument in relation to other views of contemporary politics articulated by authors such as Asef Bayat, Partha Chatterjee, James Holston, and AbdouMaliq Simone.

The data were categorized based on the orientation of each patient's room and the positions of the heads of their beds in relation to window views.

This study identifies factors that are likely to influence compliance motivations as perceived by artisanal fishers and investigates whether there is any locational difference in relation to fishers' views of the agreed factors.

This naturalistic approach places Hume and Strawson in similar positions when considered in relation to the views of the pessimist and the optimist.

The diverse nature of the subjects covered will help us explore the festivals strap line 'What does Britain believe?' Academic and broadcaster Robert Beckford will chair a panel that explores exactly this question in relation to the views of young people.

This pragmatism has a long pedigree in relation to German views of Turkey.