Sentence examples for relation to degree from inspiring English sources

How these objectives were used was analyzed for all 1869 nature reserves in southern Sweden in relation to degree of urbanization in the landscape.

The results of this investigation (increases in the proportion of extractable N-rich biomolecules) also provide valuable insight into the potential bioavailability and biochemical structure of SOM in relation to degree of decomposition.

In relation to degree of cell dysplasia, the area of defined histological abnormality was marked and digitally imaged.

Correlations between gene expression and ER in the current dataset were therefore made in relation to degree of ER expression rather than to ER positivity or negativity.

Immunofluorescence staining for carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), secretory component (SC), and epithelial IgA was evaluated semiquantitatively in 85 large-bowel carcinomas in relation to degree of tumour differentiation, Dukes' stage, and plasma CEA level.

Aiming to elucidate these controversies we investigated the long-term outcome of coronary artery disease (CAD) in relation to degree of CAC in patients with and without DM from our annual cheek-up outpatient clinic.

The second part of the study was to investigate sports related injuries in relation to degrees of LTID, sports club membership, physical competence, and family encouragement, after controlling for, gender, age and family affluence.

Makinson (2009) contains an excellent presentation of ideas underlying nonmonotonic reasoning and its relation to degrees of belief.

Tumour characteristics, such as stage distribution, tumour size, histopathological type and grade in relation to the degree of tumour remission after RT is shown in Table 1.

The graduation of amount and typology of feedback (visual, auditory [ 43 ], haptic feedback) in relation to the degree of active subject movements, or to the degree of patient's attention or active participation: there is still a lack of knowledge on the actual relation between sensory information and patient engagement and effort.

In general, the degree of deviation from native speech and the incidence of disfluencies will be in inverse relation to the degree of proficiency in the target language.