Sentence examples for longer in relation from inspiring English sources

In statistics the resulting demand curve is called a "long-tailed distribution," because the curve's tail is much longer in relation to the head, which shows the performance of the best-selling products.

However, first-time mothers who left hospital soon after the birth did not differ from those who stayed longer in relation to confidence about for caring for their baby once they were home [ 24].

The question was worded identically at each examination; "Have you experienced any period of distress (1 month or longer) in relation to circumstances in everyday life, such as work, health or family situation?

30 The fact that doctors in most surgical domains in our study were more likely to report that the work-week could have been longer in relation to the quality of obligatory specialist training for juniors is in line with a number of studies discussing the effect of working time reduction on the performance of surgeons.

Those dogs with LTV had longer L7 in relation to L6 than dogs with normal lumbosacral junctions.

We found similar arsenic-related increase in TERT expression as in the study from Inner Mongolia, and we could also show longer telomeres in relation to arsenic exposure.

Moreover, L. agilis has longer legs in relation to body length than T. rugosa; hence, the effect of tick load on the mechanics of movements may be different.

The effect of longer dosing in relation to response is unclear, although data from early reports from the short-term teduglutide study suggest that the beneficial effects of teduglutide are reversible within 3 weeks after terminating treatment.

Figure 4 shows the proportion of different hospital-based specialties in Norway who think a 45 h work-week is about right (blue), could have been shorter (grey) and could have been longer (red) in relation to the quality of specialist training in 2012.

After adding the spatial effect to the model, the number of urban social facilities per Health District and the type of school (public or private) were no longer significant in relation to the response variable (p = 0.273), as shown in Table 3.

Those are the key tests - "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant, excessive in relation to the purposes of the processing".