Sentence examples for introduction and relation from inspiring English sources
In the "Knowledge and systems and systems theory" section, we shortly refer to a first introduction and relation of "knowledge," "systems," and "systems theory," indicating opportunities of a mutual leveraging.
To evaluate the associations between breastfeeding duration, age at solids introduction, and their interaction in relation to infant (age 9-15 months) above normal body mass index (BMI).
Given that an epidemic of celiac disease in Swedish infants coincided with a change in infant feeding recommendations, 21 the timing of gluten introduction, quantity of gluten at introduction, and breastfeeding patterns in relation to gluten introduction had long been assumed to affect the development of celiac disease.
In the introduction the relation between crop production and pastoralism is stated, the detailed introduction is as followed: Followed these changes, pastoralists seek additional ways to earn a living as they watch historical pastoralist traditions fade over time (Fratkin, 2001 ).
An electronic search was conducted to identify literature related to serious adverse events and METs to assess the timing of MET introduction in relation to such literature.
The BHGI has also issued guidelines for the introduction and evaluation of local and systemic therapies in relation to resources.
In addition to an important limitation mentioned in the introduction regarding the relation between joint moment and GM force, and the minimal number of X-rayed subjects, there are other factors to discuss. 1) We have reported our data on the basis of external moments applied at the interface between torque wrench and foot fixation.
One sentence has been added into the abstract especially for the introduction of the relation between Rubisco and rbcL gene.
As described in the introduction section, the relation between gravity change and occurrence of small earthquakes may reflect the earthquake triggering due to water movement around the surface.
1. Introduction and Parties 1.1.
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