Sentence examples for Closely relate from inspiring English sources

Younger jurors, he said, might more closely relate to the defendant and his life experiences.

ABDUR-RASHID: Yes, I can very closely relate to these students.

The rheological measurements indicated that a special rheological percolation (named as morphology rheological percolation) which closely relate to the morphological transition was very differ from the rheological percolation which closely relate to the formation of the rheological network.

Faculty with research interests that closely relate to dynamics issues include Professors James Casey, Mark Mueller, and Tarek I. Zohdi.

This study was designed to explore and quantify environmental variables that could closely relate to soybean phenotypic traits across China.

The Guiding Committee is usually chaired by the student's major professor, whose interests closely relate to those of the student.

We can closely relate these differences to contextual geological variations with respect to basement type and drift depth.

These scores may more closely relate to daily functioning than current static neuropsychological assessment and more clearly represent cognitive development in children.

The results show that nitrogen depth profiles strongly depend on these processing parameters and closely relate to the corresponding chromium depth profiles.

Moreover, we show that these transfers are unstable in an appropriate meaning and closely relate to chaotic dynamics of the PCR3BP.

The life-cycle carbon emissions include two categories, fixed emissions and varied emissions which closely relate the throughput and operation time of machine tools.