Sentence examples for line in relation from inspiring English sources
The patients included in the ADD study will be extremely well characterised at base line in relation to a number of factors know to relate to TRD as well as influencing HPA axis function.
"That means she wouldn't want it coming out for that reason, because you all know about the Americans taking a strong line in relation to foreigners with drugs".
Lord Bingham in Shayler said it was important that there is a "bright line" in relation to security and intelligence disclosure; in other words, that everyone knew what the law was.
If, as a test of this description, people are shown poems printed as prose, it most often turns out that they will read the result as prose simply because it looks that way; which is to say that they are no longer guided in their reading by the balance and shift of the line in relation to the breath as well as the syntax.
Ms Harman added: "There will be some changes further on down the line in relation to England, but that makes no difference to what was promised to Scotland and what will be delivered to Scotland".
Figure 3 shows this (n=3) numerical solution (solid line) in relation to the no-oscillation region (|y| leq1/(2x)) (between the dashed lines) that was predicted by equation (14).
Therefore, the aims of our study were to investigate the radiosensitising effects of gemcitabine in these two related TCC cell lines in relation to both p53 and cell cycle perturbations.
Generations of readers have interpreted these lines in relation to a Christian idea of Providence and linked them to Hamlet's earlier words, "There is a divinity that shapes our ends".
What's another ten or twenty lines in relation to the five hundred patents enumerated in that document?
The presence of cysts with a respiratory-type epithelial lining in relation to abdominal organs is aberrant.
Just from these few data, it appears clear how the most part of the heritage considered belongs to secondary railway lines in relation with inland areas.
