Sentence examples for to examine in terms of from inspiring English sources

In other words, while it may be a small section of the web, it's one that makes sense to examine in terms of general consumer trends related to browser use.

Considering the reported differences in phenomenology of imagery associated with high and low schizotypy we argue this clinical group will be valuable to examine in terms of cognitive imagery processes such as image maintenance (Section 3.2) and image inspection (Section 3.3).

I felt that the period I'd lived through - the 1960s and 70s - was ready to be examined in terms of race, sex, fashion, drugs and music.

Therefore, each road and subsequently each junction in the network need to be examined in terms of their current functions and their observed performances.

Each link (e.g. road) and subsequently each point (e.g. junction) in the network need to be examined in terms of its current function and its observed performance for that role.

He's already registered interest, but much has to be examined in terms of the depth of the financial probs at the club" Former director Paul Murray has been linked with a potential takeover.

US Asian populations have only recently begun to be examined in terms of asthma prevalence [ 19, 20].

These discrepancies need to be examined in terms of the sequence in which the presumed specificity-determining amino acids were displayed in the different substrates, and it would be an oversimplification to merely state that ACPH requires a given residue in position P1, P1′, P2′ and so on.

For all three sites, secular changes at the population level need to be examined in terms of the possible screening interventions and/or changing diagnostic patterns (as possible period effects) against a changing prevalence and distribution of risk factors, which may show up as changes in rates among successive generations (cohort effects).

Hence, mechanotransduction applied to the capsule-cell system is to be carefully examined in terms of using the alginate physical-chemical properties to control and eventually influence the stem cell final destination.

Any change in care pathways will, of course, need to be closely examined in terms of patient experience, safety, and clinical and cost-effectiveness.