Sentence examples for relation to performing from inspiring English sources

The panoramic ultrasound images demonstrate the ultrasound anatomy of the neck in relation to performing a percutaneous dilatational tracheostomy.

Several insight questions are asked in relation to performing the skills, upon which the digital guides give feedback.

The model's ability to consider internal (e.g. abilities; knowledge) and external (e.g. opportunity; cooperation of others) control factors in relation to performing a behavior [ 31] is important in professional contexts such as educational institutions, where both factors may influence teacher's behaviour.

One alternative approach to investigate a causal relation is to perform causal analysis using observational data, such as propensity score matching (PSM) [ 27].

Rather than comprehensively reflecting current work in tephrochronology, the case studies discussed here are intended to illustrate the potentials and pitfalls of tephra studies specifically in relation to or performed at archaeological sites.

In the test sessions, all six groups showed a strong preference (expressed as percentage of one action type in relation to all performed actions) for the trained action and maintained this preference over time (group preference avg. and SD: push: 99.03±0.07%, n = 12; pull: 86.96±0.17%, n = 16, Tabs. 1 and 2, Figs. 1 and 2).

This situation might have negatively influenced the patient adherence in relation to OGTT performed within the midwifery service.

Confidentiality is paramount in the views of learners, especially in relation to who performs the test, where the test is conducted, and access to ARVs.

Plates were read at 630 nm (Microplate Reader Biotek ELX 800, BioTek Instruments, Inc., Winooski, VT, USA) and the cell viability was determined in relation to control performed in the absence of compound 7b, and considered as 100%.

Madonna wages a fierce and costly public-relations campaign to perform at the opening night ceremony in London.

"They are using information about letters and the relation between letters to perform the task without any kind of linguistic training," said Jonathan Grainger, a psychologist at the French Center for National Research and at Aix-Marseille University in France who was the study's first author.