Sentence examples for related refers from inspiring English sources

Confidentiality, which is closely related, refers to the obligations of those who receive information to respect the privacy interests of those to whom the data relate.

In the continuum of care categorization, context related refers to issues that are not related to a phase of care in particular but may affect any of the phases, while context related in the second classification refers to issues that are more systemic and not at the individual level of the physician, such as re-imbursement policies for example.

Throughout this manuscript, the description "closely maternally related" refers to constellations typically encountered in forensic paternity casework, i.e. mother children and siblings, because the majority of samples derive from either those cases or cases involving the interrogation of families, where such samples are also likely to be found.

"I ran on Sparky," he related, referring to Sparky Anderson, the Tigers' manager, "and he was a little concerned.

IRT was also used for TrPs related referred pain area examination.

The sciatic group presented contrary Tsk changes dependent on TrPs and DN related referred pain presence.

The expected vasomotor changes in the area of TrPs related referred pain were named autonomic referred pain (AuRP) if present.

The expected vasomotor changes in the area of TrPs related referred pain were named autonomic referred pain (AuRP) if present (Table 1).

Vasomotor responses and hyperalgesia observed in the area of TrPs related referred pain can be also attributed to possible sympathetic mechanism [ 10– 10].

* "Chief complaint-related" refers to patients with at least one chief complaint-related ADE.

The protein-family related criteria refers to the superimposed proteins within the BoBER database independent of the target family to which we want our changed ligand to bind, as the current version of BoBER does not yet support this specification.