Sentence examples for relation to select from inspiring English sources

Specifically, we compared girls with regard to availability of stored sera (705, vs. 884 without) in relation to select sociodemographic and anthropometric characteristics.

No clearly, unambiguous pattern was observed concerning distinctions in assemblages in relation to selected environmental variables, however, trees and shrub vegetation as well as soil moisture apparently affected community distinctions between studied habitats.

After introducing metaphor in relation to selected evolutionary theories of mind, emotion, and behavior, we examine a study that seems to provide initial empirical support for the following hypothesis (Goldenberg et al. 2001): "…being an animal is threatening because it reminds people of their vulnerability to death" (427).

The aim was to examine the association between alcohol intake and diabetes and intermediate CHD risk factors in relation to selected ADH and ALDH gene variants.

In this study we examined the association between alcohol and diabetes and intermediate CHD risk factors in relation to selected ADH and ALDH gene variants in an adult general population sample.

Second recent study concentrated on miRNA expression profile in relation to selected angiogenesis factors [ 32].

All reasons for nonresponse in relation to obtaining the household listing or in relation to selecting suitable control individuals were documented.

As secondary analyses, we evaluated urinary 1-OHPG concentration as a dependent variable in relation to selected exposures that were suspected a priori to contribute to PAH exposure.

Multivariable logistic regression analysis was used to estimate the odds ratios of experiencing perceived age discrimination in relation to selected sociodemographic factors.

The term has also been used in the UK-NHS, in the context of patient satisfaction, symptoms and functional status measures in relation to selected surgical procedures.

All previous studies have examined variation in the risk, hazard, or rate ratio of mortality in relation to selected modifiable factors.