Sentence examples for this will relate from inspiring English sources

This will relate to age of sexual debut in relation to age at vaccination and vaccine coverage.

(This will relate to jobs as well as to graduate school or fellowships).

There has been the usual talk about building a better, richer, more productive country but this has been done, for the most part, without much consideration of how this will relate to the world at large.

This paper will relate some personal involvement and contributions to the improvement of the catalyst and process, both as they relate to gas oils and metal laden reduced crude and residuum.

Part of this portfolio will relate to existing medicines.

Therefore, the findings from this review will relate to workforce interventions for support workers across different service settings, and therefore will likely be of interest beyond health and social care services.

Some of the difficulties we may encounter when conducting this study will relate to Recruitment of volunteers to participate in the study: CSWs are a population group stigmatised by society for a variety of reasons, including their profession, origin and social conditions, so it is likely that not all of them will agree to be interviewed.

In this review, we will relate recent advances in the application of multifunctional nanocarriers for targeted drug delivery to melanoma, in melanoma nanotheranostics and combination therapy, and nanopharmaceutical associated melanoma clinical trials, followed by challenges and perspectives.

In one of the hospitals in each country this tracer project will relate to healthcare acquired infections.

For consistency, throughout this work we will relate all crystallographic directions back to those of the ideal cubic perovskite unit cell and denote these as ⟨ hkl⟩p.

In this study, the questions will relate to alcohol use since this will be the primary problem substance.