Sentence examples for relation to a number from inspiring English sources

QALYs are calculated by weighting life-expectancy by a factor relating to the health-related quality of that life (HRQoL) in relation to a number of aspects of health such as functional, physical and emotional status.

In some studies the relative contribution of health literacy and patient activation was examined in relation to a number of health related behaviours and choices [ 7- 9].

The patients included in the ADD study will be extremely well characterised at base line in relation to a number of factors know to relate to TRD as well as influencing HPA axis function.

In relation to a number of allegations it was claimed that Janner abused his position as an MP, including bringing victims to the houses of parliament.

Last weekend police arrested a man (they apparently identified him as Geia) in relation to a number of charges, including breaching bail.

In his piece, Als looks at Perry's work in relation to a number of his forbears, including the director Oscar Micheaux.

Attention is also a topic of philosophical interest because of its apparent relations to a number of other philosophically puzzling phenomena.

The other major challenge in neural networks analysis on relatively small sample numbers in relation to a high number of variables, was the selection of the more predictive independent variables in order to reduce the so called "white noise" which would have limited the generalization capability of trained neural networks with respect to new records.

Pinnacle Financial Group, seemingly based in Berlin but using an 0845 UK number (and no relation to a large number of UK firms with a similar name), has been promoting a firm called Nazca Mining to UK investors.

No obvious correlations between specific gains or losses were observed, possibly as a result of small numbers of patients in each subgroup in relation to a large number of aberrations.

Furthermore, there was global DIF at a 1% significance level in relation to a varying number of covariates in each of the scales (powerlessness: sex, age group and SEP; meaninglessness: age group; social isolation: age group and migration status).