Sentence examples for revised in relation to from inspiring English sources

The codes were revised in relation to the original texts, and most were found to be coherent and consistent between the researchers MHK and ABR.

More research is needed to investigate how writers revise in relation to the sources in integrated tasks.

Considering these characterizing factors of resilience, it is proposed as an experimental interdisciplinary and international tool of risk education, where the concept of resilience is revised in relation with landscape, in order to promote a "resilientscape".

Steven Hawking initially predicted that we might have about 7.6 billion years to go before the Earth gives up on us; he recently revised his position in relation to the Earth's continuing habitability as opposed to its physical survival: "We must also continue to go into space for the future of humanity," he said recently.

At the same time items 1 10 were revised to update the scale in relation to advances in equipment and respiratory management.

Both acceptance and perceived user-friendliness of the revised system were high, particularly in relation to triage and case management.

Subsequently sequences were aligned in relation to the revised CRS [ 43], using BioEdit [ 53].

In relation to this revised maximum, one book scored very well with a total score of 45.

We categorized source-level and system-level averages into three concentration categories defined in relation to the revised arsenic rule (> 10 μg As/L) and the old rule (> 50 μg As/L): (1) < 10 μg As/L ("low"), (2) 10–49.9 μg As/L ("medium"), and (3) ≥ 50 μg As/L ("high").

Predtechenskii and Milinskii's seminal work [Predtechenskii VM, Milinskii AI. Planning for foot traffic flow in buildings. Revised and updated edition. Moscow: Stoiizdat; 1969] in relation to pedestrian flows is well known.

We have revised Figure 4B and indicated the injected salicin in relation to the oocyte volume to calculate substrate concentrations.