Sentence examples for was tested in relation from inspiring English sources

The impact of traumatic experience on brain responses was tested in relation to stimuli content and its level of recognition in a parametric factorial design.

The sensitivity of a one-dimensional model, built to simulate the non-steady radial combustion propagation on thin circular samples of Fe2O3/aluminium thermite mixtures, was tested in relation to its least reliable thermophysical properties and to non-homogeneities in the initial reactant media.

Assay sensitivity was tested in relation to demographic variables and cancer type/stage.

A set of potentially associated factors was tested in relation to medication competence (Fig.  1).

The relative difference between net-enclosed and control branches (predation effect, E, see Methods) was tested in relation to Management, Height and Site and the first-order interactions between these factors.

The significance of the elevated Ste11-site frequency in pheromone-induced genes was tested in relation to the mean frequency observed in 10 random gene sets of equal size.

Two-year percent stenosis and minimum luminal diameter changes were tested in relation to clinical event risk in multivariate Cox's regression models.

The erosive potential of a foodstuff is the result of complex interactions of many molecules where calcium chelating properties are only one parameter.50 Table 2 presents studies where acidic products have been tested in relation to dental erosion.

Some of these kinds of relationships are tested in relation to modern developed urban spaces, in which it is possible to find a reasonable continuity with the types of scales seen in living organisms, and some preliminary conclusions are drawn.

An expansion of the arcuate fasciculus (AF), the dorsal language tract, in the human lineage involving left lateralization is considered canonical, but this hypothesis has not been tested in relation to other architectural adaptations in the human brain.

In study 2, these thinking styles were tested in relation to framing effects [Tversky, A., & Kahneman, D. (1981) The framing of decisions and the psychology of choice. Science, 211, 453 458.].