Sentence examples for noted in relation to from inspiring English sources
As Spencer, Morris, and Thomas (1989) have starkly noted in relation to smoking-related harms: It's a curious logic that would define a woman's problem as being that she smokes when she lives in damp, overcrowded accommodation on a low income and is depressed, single and expecting twins to a man married to someone else.
In each of these cases, as already noted in relation to traditional nominalism, it is at best questionable that the requisite reductions can be carried through.
It is something that Prof Humbert has noted in relation to the PIG shelf.
Several caveats should be noted in relation to the current findings.
Chronobiological disruptions of physiological functioning have also been noted in relation to affective states in bipolar disorder (Pflug et al. 1981).
As Stark noted in relation to survey-based research on curriculum design (2000, p. 435), 'Our work fell short of exploring in depth the actual decisions teachers make about course plans and curriculum'.
Vygotsky (1994) notes in relation to cultural development of the child: "the amount remembered is determined by the degree of his [her] attention, by the amount of his individual memory and by the measure of his interest in the matter" (p.64).
Relevant to note in relation to the distinction between food liking and wanting is that consumers often intuitively believe that unhealthy foods are inherently tastier.
However, it is interesting to note, in relation to those women who chose to respond, that the prevalent themes were similar to those identified in a recent population-based interview study of 580 women in England (Waller et al, 2009).
The largest fold-change in transcript abundance between roots of the cytokinin-deficient and long-term cytokinin-treated seedlings was noted for the LBD4 gene, encoding a member of the LOB domain protein family [ 80] and already noted before in relation to cytokinin [ 14].
It has been noted how, in relation to introspection, Wittgenstein resisted the tendency of philosophers to view people's inner mental lives on the familiar model of material objects.
