Sentence examples for would be in relation from inspiring English sources

We wanted to measure how capable of retrieving related concepts the heuristics would be in relation to simple searches that considered lexical and syntactic variations.

That would be in relation to whether doing direct comparables, next year revenue projection multiples or similar effects.

But what is odd about the behaviour of the finance ministers is that they did not apparently see how damaging their actions would be in relation to the perceived ability of the eurozone to thrive and survive.

This would be in keeping with CKD stage in relation to cardiovascular risk [ 43] and potentially a future non-traditional risk factor to modify cardiovascular risk.

Any effort to replace her would be in large part a public-relations strategy to battle the effect of the ImClone Systems insider-trading investigation, which despite headlines that blare otherwise probably won't amount to much.

Firms are resorting more and more to mergers and acquisitions (M&A) to bridge the gap between where they are and where they would like to be in relation to innovation and performance.

Later, it was Deborah Warner's realisation that "it would be impossible to be in relation to the towers in a piece of music-theatre without being in relation to what happened to them".

Mr. Clarke said that in Friday's arrests, one unidentified man, detained in Tavistock Crescent in West London, would be questioned in relation to the July 21 attempts.

Further analysis was conducted in order to identify the range of EtCO2 values in which accuracy would be maximized in relation to vpCO2.

Mr. Frederiksen added in the statement that there would be "benefits in relation to social fraud and foreign companies that are not correctly addressed in Denmark".

Shorter foraging periods would effectively cause an apparent decline in natality rates when simply counting ratios of adults to pups because more adults would be counted in relation to the number of pups in later years.