Sentence examples for means in relation to the from inspiring English sources

It is also unclear what the study means in relation to the UK, where calorie intake has decreased by 30 per cent since the 1980s, unlike in America where the average daily calorie intake has risen from 2,039 in 1970 to 2,544 in 2010, according to The Times.

In the first scenario, we also intend to analyze the time and effort spent to carry out the measurement repository evaluation and adjustment, as well as how much it means in relation to the total time and effort spent to go from CMMI level 3 to level 4 (or from MPS.BR level C to level B).   (iii) The strategy usability, i.e., if the strategy is easy to use.

It's funny, but isn't worth parsing what that means in relation to the show trying to make a larger point about white nationalists.

Conceptions of prophecy and the conveyance of religious text amplify the disparities in our understanding of what "sacred" truly means in relation to the words we hold dear.

Speaking of the title shortly after its announcement in November 2006, Wentz stated "As for what that means in relation to the record, we'll just let it unfold when people hear it".

"I would like to know what normal means in relation to the general population, so I would certainly like some reference ranges...If there weren't any reference ranges, then I would certainly like to know that a test...came back negative and what negative meant".

I mean in relation to the vertical axis".

But somehow, over the last six months, my wrath has abated and I started reflecting more about what the ending meant in relation to the rest of the series.

4. It would help if the authors stated what each possible result from each analysis would mean in relation to the different models.

Then I explain a little what the number means in relation to – in relation to the whole scale.

(The Greek phrase 'pros hen' means "in relation to one").