Sentence examples for relation to les from inspiring English sources

Differences between boys and girls in relation to LEs and HRQoL were tested using independent two-sample t-tests for continuous variables and chi-square tests for categorical variables.

In relation to LE and SP information, the current findings suggest that a combination of numerical and graphical formats is preferred, with the survival curve the preferred graph.

Girls answered more exhaustively than boys, although for those over 15 this only happened in relation to questions covering LE.

To evaluate the topographic distribution of insular connectivity in relation to the results of LE, we considered all the target voxels where 50 or more tractography samples (calculated on the connectivity maps of each seed voxel for each subject separately) had been recorded in at least half of the participants.

Le Menteur, indeed, stands in relation to French classical comedy much as Le Cid does to tragedy.

Since, chromatin is organized as loops whose bases attach to LEs, and LEs are peripherally located in relation to the chromatin loops from both sister chromatids, it is said that pachytene chromosomes show a 'meiotic organization' (for review see [57]).

The pizza César, no relation to the salad, is a Le Safari specialty designed by Cesar Baldaccini, the French sculptor best known for the junked cars he compressed into solid blocks.

Consequently, LE was related to equilibrium LE, and the Penman evapotranspiration model for equilibrium was most appropriate for modeling LE.

First, we performed literature reviews to provide the existing evidence-based recommendations in relation to the three main components of LE care (examination, education and treatment).

Zhang Zhao, the chief executive of Le Vision Pictures (and no relation to the director), said only that the deal came together "within the span of a few weeks" and that Zhang Yimou's financial compensation was in recognition of the reality that "he, like anyone else, has to buy a house and get married".

He was elected to the Académie Française in 1768 and later published Le Commerce et le gouvernement considérés relativement l'un à l'autre (1776; "Commerce and Government Considered in Relation to One Another").