Sentence examples for relation to popular from inspiring English sources

This article explored the difference between phenotypic plasticity and evolutionary change in relation to popular reporting on climate change.

It is based on the CSA Cloud Control Matrix (CCM) taxonomy of security controls [13] and is aimed to help CSCs understand the security coverage of specific cloud offerings in relation to popular security standards, control frameworks and regulations.

The phytotoxic effect of QASs was also studied with respect to spring barley (Hordeum vulgare) and common radish (Raphanus sativus L. radicula Pers)., whereas herbicidal activity was investigated in relation to popular weeds species gallant soldier (Galinsoga parviflora Cav).

We take these domains – economy, citizenship and expertise – and use them to read our data in relation to popular CBPR principles.

A chatty meander through BBC library clips (one of John Humphrys chairing a debate with "the junk generation" in 1988 was particularly good) and an examination of idleness in relation to class, popular culture (yes, The Big Lebowski was in there) and economics.

Hence, particularly in relation to the popular techniques of XAFS and XANES (X-ray absorption near-edge structure), this development calls for strong theoretical involvement but has great applications in solid state structural determination, catalysis and enzyme environments, active centres of biomolecules and organometallics, phase changes and fluorescence investigations and others.

Its relation to the popular name Claire could give it a leg up.

Authors' response : In relation to the popular view on the importance of iron for the primeval metabolism, our article gives a following answer to the "so what?" question: "the early life, most likely, developed in Zn-rich settings, its emergence in Fe-rich settings is unlikely.

The nagauta form of lyric music, like most of the narrative forms, began with a close relation to the Kabuki popular theatre of the Tokugawa period.

Perhaps the most common assumption is that if Mr. Obama is performing comparatively well in swing state polls, he might have some advantage in the Electoral College in relation to the national popular vote.

MAURA DONOHUE -- Ms. Donohue will open the season at the hip Performance Space 122 with a thought-provoking and confrontational program of athletic solos and duets that examine women's relation to violence, set to popular music by Liz Phair, P. J. Harvey and other female artists.