Sentence examples for Prominent relations from inspiring English sources

Results suggest peritraumatic processes and post-exposure factors may hold more prominent relations with immediate trauma-related distress as compared to pre-existing survivor characteristics.

Part II continues the methodological discussion, focusing on specific sociotechnical systems or technologies with prominent relations to modernity.

He passed through a series of Italian hospitals and German PoW camps, ending up for a time in Colditz because of his "prominent relations", which was a formative experience, though less democratic than it might have been, since his fellow prisoners were also all well-connected.

Yet, these statistical dependencies highlight the most prominent relations that underlie the patterns of group behavior.

An aide says that a "high-profile investigation not a show trial, of course" of a rich and prominent relation of the president's is possible.Even this is unlikely to work completely.

The more prominent relation between GDR and myocardial FDG uptake than between myocardial FDG uptake and FFA in patients with diabetes suggested that insulin resistance regulates the myocardial cellular glucose FFA cycle, the so-called Randle cycle [ 32], and/or levels of plasma FFA.

Her father was a prominent public relations executive for a number of national Jewish organizations.

STONE--Robert J., a prominent public relations professional, died December 27 following a series of strokes.

So, too, did a prominent public relations company that does work for the law firm.

He then moved to London, where he worked as an assistant to Percy Savage, a prominent public relations executive.

A prominent international relations professor at Renmin University, Jin Canrong, was quoted as saying the American financial elite would refuse to forsake the Chinese market.