Sentence examples for relation to product from inspiring English sources

The paper discusses the issue of sustainable consumption in relation to product development and summarizes initial findings from a study conducted among people who consider themselves responsible consumers.

Ordinary bread and rolls are rarely distributed and sold in frozen form because of the excessive cost in relation to product value, but a substantial percentage of all specialty products is sold in frozen form.

Although these studies increased our understanding of sustainability in relation to product design, they are criticized for failing to draw on existing theoretical frameworks in the organizational innovation literature (Berchicci, 2005).

While inquiries of this sort are often much too short-run to give any real indication of consumer tastes, the relevant point here is that even such rough probing often yields broad impressions of price elasticity, particularly in relation to product variations such as styling, placing of controls, and use of automatic features.

In relation to product counterfeiting, it is important for business decision-makers and researchers to understand Cohen and Felson's "chemistry of crime" and the "crime triangle" (Cohen and Felson, 1979, as adapted by Spink and Moyer, 2011a, Spink and Moyer, 2011b), which form the basis of applied crime prevention, or situational crime prevention (Clarke, 1980).

(187) For a specific meat product the benefits of using a controlled packaging atmosphere should accordingly always be compared to any other effects introduced in relation to product quality.

The regulatory process assumed the function of transmitting this information to industry and the scientific community, trying to influence design decisions in relation to products in response to social demands.

These sessions were typically led by psychologists and were designed to explore a consumer's emotions, attitudes, and beliefs in relation to products and product categories.

The discussion of the Eco-design methods focuses on integration in product development processes considering the relation to a product competitiveness perspective.

Valuable lessons have been learnt over > 3 decades of clinical development, especially in relation to critical product attributes governing safety and efficacy, the validated methods needed for product characterisation.

In relation to the product diversification and branding discussed earlier, Table 5 illustrates that European chocolate brands have various segments of product lines with high demand and strong positions globally.