Sentence examples for relation to earlier from inspiring English sources
The myocardial infarction risk related to vinyl chloride exposure is discussed in relation to earlier studies on the vascular effects of vinyl chloride.
This explanation is discussed in relation to earlier published experimental measurements.
As such, is it entirely reasonable to discount the possibility, raised by Carla Del Ponte of the UNHCR in relation to earlier allegations, that "the rebels have used chemical weapons"?
While scholars have argued that modern medical authority over sexuality stands in some relation to earlier religious discourse, modern religion and its new relationship to medicine are absent from these narratives.
In relation to earlier works, these books show a chancery script written with a narrower pen, and as a result there was less contrast between the thick and thin letter strokes.
Interpreters must be careful not to prejudge the question of Epictetus' relation to earlier Greek philosophy.
Implications arising from the study are considered in relation to early stage chemical process engineering students.
Current knowledge on the function of the neonatal rodent spinal cord in relation to early movements is mainly based on behavioural and network modelling approaches9,24,25,26.
It reconstructs Wheatley's education in relation to early American philosophy and pedagogy of childhood, looking to primers, tract literature, and the influence of Locke.
To explore the dynamics of spinal cord network activity in relation to early motor behaviour, we developed a method enabling recording simultaneously translaminar, spinal cord network events and movements, in vivo.
It is essential that the review of Laspo being carried out by the Ministry of Justice, which will be submitted to the lord chancellor in December, is considered urgently – and proposals must be brought in to ameliorate the democratic deficit that has arisen, not just in relation to early advice but also the other areas where changes to the justice system are so urgently required.
