Sentence examples for partly in relation from inspiring English sources

We view a car brand partly in relation to the geography of its heritage.

The success of social media must be understood partly in relation to this shrinking social landscape.

The concurrent concern that the adoption of NPM has resulted in an erosion of public agencies' capacities to deal with complex problems has arisen partly in relation to the refocusing of public administration on specific operational objectives with measurable indicators and tangible outcomes.

The precuneus is a region with spatial representations not only of the self, but also of the spatial environment, and it may be partly in relation to this type of representation that damage to this region impairs the sense of self and agency (Cavanna and Trimble, 2006).

For example, perhaps the man is experiencing depression partly in relation to his "man's man" father who was very tough and taught him that "boys don't cry".

This review discusses the impact of these other partly scientific, partly promotional efforts in relation with variables measuring doctors' scientific orientation (see the section 'Scientific orientation').

The finding that the jumping ability was associated with obesity among girls only (as also found in another study) [ 33] may be partly interpreted in relation to BMI specificity (between 85% to 95% according to the studies) [ 34, 35] that could lead to misclassification of some muscular physically active boys as overweight or obese.

The articles report partly on governance in relation to developing a joint vision, building adherence and strengthening accountability, and partly on governance with respect to planning, implementation, and monitoring.

Therefore, the material already exists in a partly degraded state in relation to collagen: the various preparation steps (see above) render a material that has significant differences from that in the original skin.

Additionally, our analysis is partly focused on differences in relation to the degree of geriatric qualification.

The local model built on existing inter-professional practice, with individual doctors and nurses responsible for identifying patients and with individual nurses acting partly as 'process coordinators' in relation to the discharge of patients.