Sentence examples for summarized in relation from inspiring English sources

In this subsection, existing research related to "trip segmentation" and "stop location identification" is summarized in relation to non-continuous GPS data and continuous GSP data, respectively.

In order to provide a broad picture regarding the application of GM theory, each study was summarized in relation to its aims, context, data, and findings.

Our theoretical efforts towards molecule-based magnetic conductors and superconductors on the basis of ab initio Hamiltonians and effective model Hamiltonians are summarized in relation to recently developed DNA-based molecular materials.

The studies will be summarized in relation to their context, data collection, findings and GM model, and this will be done distinguishing the research studies based on their theoretical orientation (Byrnes 2009; Colombi 2006; Christie and Derewianka, 2008; Derewianka 2003a; Mohan & Beckett, 2001; Painter 2003; Ryshina Pankova 2010; Schleppegrell, 2004; Torr & Simpson, 2003).

To determine whether information is available for each component of the model, the results are summarized in relation to this model.

Although a number of human breast cancer cell lines have active ß-catenin signaling (summarized in [ 5]), this relation between HER2/3 expression and PTEN loss appears not to have been previously documented.

The GENERIC-based relations summarized in the previous section are abstract and intrinsic in nature.

The significance of the geometric and kinematic relations summarized in the diagram are thus made more transparent to the reader.

The results are summarized in simple closed form relations, well-suited to be used in an experimental situation, and the range of validity for the resulting formulae is discussed.

In our study, gene conservation in yeast and human can be summarized in three types of relations.

Therefore, unannotated ORFs are expected to be more abundant among shorter predicted ORFs as summarized in Table  2 and especially in relation to contigs.