Sentence examples for relation to the coverage from inspiring English sources

The newspaper said it would continually debate other practices in relation to the coverage of terrorism.

In paper [6], the authors analyze the capacity of ODMA in relation to the coverage of a cell.

Of 75 countries participating in Countdown, all but 15 provide equity analysis in relation to the coverage of SBA [ 20] (countries who do not report equity compared with SBA coverage are: Angola, Botswana, Brazil, China, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Korea, Mexico, Myanmar, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, South Sudan, Sudan and Turkmenistan).

At 1pm Young formally offered his resignation saying he had reflected on his comments and in relation to the media coverage and offered his resignation.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] the balanceSIR – Lexington thinks that conservative complaints about a "liberal bias" in the media are "perfectly justified" in relation to the disproportionate coverage given to Barack Obama during his trip abroad and, presumably, in the forthcoming general election (July 26th).

Each of these three aspects will be addressed in relation to the linguistic coverage of studies in our database.

Therefore, we evaluated sequence redundancy in relation to the average coverage of five sunflower gene sequences that were considered as unique reference sequences.

I studied richness in a pool of 25 bird species in relation to the amounts and coverage proportions of four forest habitats over eight scales based on data from forty-two 10 km transects.

The percentages in brackets are in relation to the total number of coverage hits produced by the corresponding method.

However, this view was not universal; comments such as, " … it just doesn't address quality of life at all… Too brief and too vague" (FG1) and " … put that one on the scrap list" (FG2) were made in relation to the lack of comprehensive coverage provided by the EQ-5D-5L.

In relation to the content of Australian LMIC health coverage, much reporting is simplified – to what might be termed a 'disease, disaster and despair' focus – and the imperative of highlighting some Australian domestic element remains especially important [ 9].