Sentence examples for section with regard from inspiring English sources

The issues of involvement are further discussed in the next section, with regard to the quality of the participatory processes.

The objective was to determine the benefit of non-dissection of the rectus sheath inferiorly in a Pfannenstiel incision during an elective Caesarean section with regard to operative blood loss and post-operative pain.

We now discuss the study results shown in the previous section with regard to our research questions, thus explaining where and how this study has improved our knowledge of multi-language software development, cross-language linking, and accompanying tool support.

The results are presented in the following section with regard to the problem areas (weaknesses, threats) of the current situation.

Some variation was observed among CIS cells from the same section with regard to expression of DNMT3B and L. DNMT3A was not observed in CIS, but was present in the nuclei of Sertoli cells.

This comparison will be outlined in the following sections with regard to main methodological steps: the role of the case, the collection of data, and the analysis of data.

As the further processing of cut slices for contact radiography (CR) to stained and polished histological sections is time consuming and error prone, our aim was to assess agreement between CR and Giemsa-eosin (GE) stained sections with regard to dental implants.

The top-view schematic insets in (C ) and (D ) show the relative position of the corresponding cross-section with regard to the initial inoculum (dashed line).

Assuming homogeneity of the sections with regard to Ki67 staining and a fixed number of n counted cells, it is straightforward to calculate an exact k% confidence interval (CI), based on the binomial distribution, for the proportion of Ki67-positive cells under the null hypothesis of 20% positivity.

This paper investigates a new synthetic dove tailed (DT) cross section fibre with regard to energy absorption and builds upon previous pull out testing by the authors.

Note that this is similar to what Lehrer seemed to be claiming (as discussed in Section 4.2) with regard to the standards applicable to philosophical contexts.