Sentence examples for relation to entry from inspiring English sources

"The figures suggest that there is a diminishing number of institutions which require the highest qualification levels, and that there is some convergence in relation to entry qualifications to full-time undergraduate courses," the report states.

This study highlights varied practice across the UK regarding safety aspects of hysteroscopy, in relation to entry and specimen retrieval.

The study highlights varied practice across the UK regarding safety aspects of hysteroscopy, in relation to entry and specimen retrieval.

This is reflected through limited information being available in the literature regarding safety aspects of hysteroscopy, specifically in relation to entry and specimen retrieval.

The aim of this study is to evaluate current practice amongst gynaecologists across the UK regarding safety aspects of inpatient hysteroscopy under general anaesthetic, specifically in relation to entry and specimen retrieval.

While the latter idea was before the 2010 reform, this was only in relation to entry of relatives beyond the 'nuclear' family and as a way to maintain a more liberal approach.

"The Review Panel based its review on the international federations' decisions in relation to the entry of each individual athlete in their corresponding sport, which took into account only reliable adequate international tests, and the specificities of the athlete's sport and its rules, in order to ensure a level playing field,"said the IOC.

This is the role of state organisations which commission care on behalf of patients (latterly these were called primary care trusts, PCTs) in relation to market entry by non NHS owned providers.

This step covers import of entries occurring only in one of the above relations and import of remaining entries without any relation to other entries.

The specific effects of these changes depend on their affinity for Ca2+, their cellular localization in relation to the Ca2+ entry signal and their interaction with other proteins.

Their contexts or the contexts of their related full form entries may be different so that entries carry different semantic relations to other entries or show different viewpoints in their definitions and have different focuses; this makes it necessary to settle whether these are complementary views or whether they are conflicting (e.g., for KWK-Anlage).