Sentence examples for relation to target from inspiring English sources
Moreover, comprehensive global sensitivity analysis has been carried out to support exploration of the process conditions space in relation to target polymer melt properties.
PRISE also allows user-defined primers to be analyzed, enabling their properties to be examined in relation to target and non-target sequences.
It is unclear how brain growth with age affects electrode position in relation to target for children undergoing deep brain stimulation surgery.
This chapter provides some brief historic context followed by a focus on the technologies and approaches that are highly relevant to biomarker applications in all phases of drug discovery and development but are herein described primarily in relation to target characterization.
The benefits of such a simulator are the possibility to study the effects of various simulated management scenarios of crop spatial-temporal availability in relation to target organisms and/or specific ecological processes (e.g. pest, biological control), within a single model framework.
In other words, results provide no evidence that reaction time scaled in relation to target size [cf. 13], [41].
Hagel denied that the move indicated an escalation of the US operations in the region, but said that the government continues to explore its options in relation to targeting the IS at its core bases in Syria.
To know the adherence to the ADA nutritional recommendations and its relation to targets of metabolic control and onset of diabetic complications in a sample of diabetic people in Spain.
Adequacy gained attention in relation to target-based conservation planning (Pressey et al., 2000; Williams & Araujo, 2000; Klein et al., 2009).
Monitoring developments in population health requires identification and use of health measures, valid in relation to targets for population health.
A lower level of evidence was observed in relation to interventions targeting the health care system and multiple-target interventions, although available evidence suggests that they can be effective and have the potential to improve diabetes care and health outcomes.
