Sentence examples for in relationship to changes from inspiring English sources

I had been trained in the department, and yet I thought it was time to shift its focus somewhat, in its relationship to changes in the field, in relationship to changes in the university.

Causality in relationship to changes in marital status, partner control and social resources must be examined with caution because we cannot assess whether these changes at follow-up occurred before or after abuse ended.

Although changes in mammographic density have not been examined in relationship to changes in breast cancer risk, changes in densities resulting from a variety of interventions suggest that mammographic densities may be a short-term marker of risk [ 27].

Analyses of change in laying date between two consecutive years by female tree swallows in relationship to change in spring temperature and breeder density for a subset of (A) low density of breeders (158 females) and (B) high density of breeders (173 females).

In assessing whether the altered microbial exposure which may be responsible for the current trends in atopy bears a relationship to changes in our cleaning and hygiene habits, it is also necessary to evaluate studies of the impact of hygiene on microbial exposure in the community, and the various case control studies etc. assessing the impact on infection rates.

Page et al. therefore limited themselves to analysing seasonal patterns in search activity and its relationship to changes in unemployment, which is frequently reported to be connected to suicides rates.

Accordingly, IGF-1 levels and activity have been closely examined in proliferative tissues for their relationship to changes in cellular morphology associated with cancer progression.

In particular, the extent of divergence in DNA methylation state between duplicons and its relationship to changes in the underlying sequence remains unknown.

Further, as shown in Table 1, multiple tracts showed a significant relationship to changes in reading skill, including, but not limited to, the core circuitry for reading.

Changes in either morning and evening H+ contents or ΔH+ bore no relationship to changes in FM/A, which remained relatively constant for the duration of the experiment, as did Chl content (Fig. 2).

The fraction of subsurface runoff, however, showed a non-linear relationship to changes in the profile length and slope.