Sentence examples for with reference to the individual from inspiring English sources

To investigate this effect with reference to the individual variables and their combinations, DFA is applied.

With reference to the individual symptoms, we found the percentage of subjects with suicidal thoughts is higher (12.4%) in our study compared to other studies (3.1 9.2%) [48] [50].

Given the diversity in experience and specialization of the pediatric caregiver community, it seems obvious that drug and disease-specific guidance with reference to the individual patient would facilitate more standard practices around dosing adjustments and raise the overall knowledge on pediatric clinical pharmacology and therapeutics.

If imaging malignancy assessment with reference to the individual tumour groups is considered, isolated DCIS is clearly more commonly classified as BIRADS 5 (Table  1) with mammography (86.8%) than with sonography (33.3%) in our analysis, despite predominantly occurring (66.6%) in ACR III-IV density glandular breast tissue.

It is thus defined with reference to the individual's participation in the social system" [ 22].

In addition to these variables with reference to the individuals, in Model 3 it was observed that the DMFT diminished slightly, but significantly (p = 0.0048) with the increase in the percentage of domestic sewage in the place where the volunteers lived.

With a central focus on court cases, the paper examines the issues involved in the determination of parental status with reference to the various individual patterns of ART, and gives an overview of the results of reports and surveys as well as the main socio-ethical issues that constitute the background against which the judgments of the courts are formulated and delivered.

This "anomaly" arises because viability assessments are based on a site's projected profit, with little reference to the individual developer's financial circumstances.

The model referred to above has three equilibria, with reference to the proportion of infected individuals; p1 = 0 (which can be stable or unstable), p2 (which always is unstable when it exists) and p3 (which can be stable or unstable) (for mathematical expressions of p2 and p3 see [16]).

The specific population we looked at is unlikely to be representative of the total UK dialysis population, particularly with reference to the high levels of individuals born outside the UK and not having English as their first language.

Real-life experience in the subjective gender is considered with reference to the social roles occupied by the individual in their vocational/educational, recreational, and family life, and the legal status of their name and gender.