Sentence examples for involved in relation to from inspiring English sources
The present investigation deals with the significance of transport and transfer phenomena involved in relation to reaction processes, in a cell combining electroassisted leaching to electrodeposition in view to designing treatment processes of manufactured wares after their end of life.
It is plausible that infectious lesions of digestive origin are involved, in relation to bacterial translocation from altered gastrointestinal mucosa.
I know there has been an ongoing discussion in which both ourselves and the U.S. have been having very involved in relation to the IMF.
Participation in the study is limited to adults due to the greater difficulties involved in relation to consent, recruitment and taking blood from children (<18 years).
For example, the number of organisations involved in relation to keeping warm were vast, for example, energy companies, advice and grant awarding bodies, heating installations companies and contractors.
However, marketing information to describe new and/or existing products is essential, and should address the ecological aspects involved in relation to, for example, renewable resources and humane production systems.
Second, neurological findings indicate that motor representations based on first-person perspective action involve, in relation to a third-person perspective, more kinesthetic components and take less time to initiate the same movement in the observer [16].
I think that there are probably more substantial issues involved here in relation to the disclosure of these photographs and texts involving the confidential complainant that of course allege that Jamie Briggs behaved in a way that certainly made her feel uncomfortable in a Hong Kong bar," she said.
This case involved evidence in relation to 13 suspects.
Five programmes involved modifications in relation to the participants' cultural and linguistic affiliations.
However, a key question remains as to the mechanism involved especially in relation to changes in signalling and A β homeostasis.
