Sentence examples for manner in relation to from inspiring English sources
"The cabinet secretary has never raised concerns with the prime minister about him acting in a bullying or intimidatory manner in relation to No 10 staff, let alone given him a verbal warning," the spokesman said.
But, as Longfield points out, Article 5 of the GDPR states that data must be "processed lawfully, fairly and in a transparent manner in relation to individuals".
Two of the inorganic nitrogen sources, sodium nitrate and ammonium nitrate (control), influenced the bacterial biomass in inverse manner in relation to laccase production.
In all experiments, the number of immunopositive cells was counted in a blind manner in relation to experimental conditions.
In mature skeletal muscle, mitochondria are tightly packed and arranged in a stereotypic manner in relation to the sarcomeric unit.
The Quick-FLIC scores behaved in the expected manner in relation to ECOG performance status and treatment status, testifying to its known-groups validity.
The meaning of this complexity, characterized by the presence of several CLCN5 isoforms differentially-regulated in a tissue specific manner, likely in relation to physiological and/or pathological conditions, remains to be clarified.
The manner of death in relation to its cause among the QCDs is illustrated in [Table 3].
On the touchstone question of the Eucharist, the study affirmed the "real, living, and active presence" of Christ but hardly settled the centuries-old controversies over the manner of that presence in relation to the bread and wine.
The principal task of future research is therefore experimental formation: on the one hand, times are treated in a playful manner; they are placed in relation to one another.
Ophelia's growing confusion, increasing horror, and [now] predictable mental breakdown were beautifully staged by Ms. Thomas in a manner whose context and movement in relation to Hamlet's bizarre behavior helped to clarify Ophelia's inability to grasp how her life could crumble to pieces before her.
