Sentence examples for In the interrelation from inspiring English sources

Robust unions of the carnal and the spiritual declare confidence in the interrelation of the here and now and the beyond.

Thus this may not be a sufficient explanation for the observed variability in the interrelation of early literacy activities and parents positive attitude toward reading with students' reading attitude.

The data bring out the systematic changes in the interrelation between the structural α- and the Johari Goldstein β-relaxations with changes in molecular structure, molecular weight, tacticity and size (by nanoconfinement), and modifications by copolymerization, and crosslinking.

These findings have revived interest in the interrelation between heart and kidneys.

A series of markers is involved in the interrelation between inflammation and atherosclerosis [ 9, 27].

A comparison of these two countries – while focusing on Central Europe – sheds light on the differences in the interrelation between societies and their environment which are related to political and economic disparities.

The revival of interest in semantics among theoretical linguists in the late 1960s awakened their interest in the interrelations of logic and linguistic theory as well.

By John Updike The New Yorker, January 5 , 1957P. 19 Overheard at the inauguration of the Union Theological Seminary's Program in the Interrelations of Psychiatry and Religion: "Well, of course I know him only through his wife's dreams".

The New Yorker, January 5 , 1957P. 19 Overheard at the inauguration of the Union Theological Seminary's Program in the Interrelations of Psychiatry and Religion: "Well, of course I know him only through his wife's dreams".

These disorders indicate a certain affect on the worker's psychological life structure, hence in the interrelations with his/her social and working lives [ 6].

Moderate to strong positive correlations were seen in the interrelations among GCF biomarkers (0.568 ≤ r ≤ 0.772) and anthropometric data (0.640 ≤ r ≤ 0.924), respectively.