"studies in relation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing the connection or association between two things. For example: - "The scientist's studies in relation to climate change have been groundbreaking." - "The book examines the artist's studies in relation to her use of color." - "My thesis focused on studies in relation to gender inequality in the workplace."
9 10 Variation between studies in relation to gender may be related to country-specific cultural differences.
One example of this is the history of sexuality studies in relation to the gay rights campaign in the US.
Dr Beer remembers the significance of this pioneering study, telling me: Scientifically I recall being invited to meetings in the US to discuss our results which led to various US researchers undertaking similar studies in relation to the North American fire situation.
Comparison with experiment results shows the suitability of the method for wave propagation studies in relation to damage detection.
There was significant heterogeneity between studies in relation to study design and laboratory methodology, complicating direct comparisons.
Cigarette smoke has been widely investigated in terms of epidemiological and pathological studies in relation to human lung diseases.
However, previous PET studies in relation to cerebrovascular reactivity were even smaller consisting of at most 19 patients with ICA occlusion [25].
Findings regarding blogs, wikis, and Twitter, however, are less convincing, given a lack of studies in relation to engagement indicators or mixed findings.
Clinical [11] and experimental [12] studies in relation to CPB have demonstrated reduced cardiac performance during mild hypothermia which was particularly pronounced at increased heart rates.
This research was designed to answer the question: can conventionally polished mineral surfaces be used in electrochemical studies in relation to flotation where minerals are fractured?
Sample, subject/task, design, procedure, and findings, were compared among the different studies in relation to effects on student performance and selfregulation.
