Sentence examples for reader in relation to from inspiring English sources

The editor wrote: "It should be noted that, as far as I know, no complaint has been received from the [Press Complaints Commission] or any reader in relation to this article".

(Also of interest to readers in relation to this timely poem is Muske-Dukes's moving, thoughtful series of "Soldier to Poet Exchanges" about poetry and war at The Huffington Post).

Further development of CAD software and a more comprehensive understanding of reader behaviour in relation to prompting are required to establish the optimal display of prompt information that will enhance the reader's perception and assessment of an abnormality [ 44, 53, 58].

Transmigrated PMN are lysed by 1% Triton X-100 in PBS and quantified by fluorescence measurement with a Tecan 200 M Infinite Multiwell reader (Tecan, Switzerland) in relation to an internal standard.

Putting issues of gender aside, this seems representative of the way in which a great many readers place themselves in relation to works of fiction these days.

When the Israelite loses family property, he must live alongside members of his family as if he were a resident alien (25.35); but the reader is reminded that in relation to God, the entire community, settled by God of his own gratuitous gift in the land of Canaan, has the same status of resident aliens.

As with the previous sub-section looking at non-users, we will provide the reader with more details in relation to the averages of chosen statements for the users of the system.

But in some cases, it will be neither easy nor obvious for readers to orientate themselves in relation to material they read in the press..

How can a reader or viewer feel suspense in relation to an outcome he knows in advance?

In a pilot study, we tested the feasibility of a new coronary calcium image subtraction algorithm in relation to reader confidence and diagnostic accuracy.

Generations of readers have interpreted these lines in relation to a Christian idea of Providence and linked them to Hamlet's earlier words, "There is a divinity that shapes our ends".