Sentence examples for a clearly defined relationship from inspiring English sources

Such frameworks are formal languages that have a clearly defined relationship to experience or empirical evidence as part of their semantics.

Although patients with multiple myeloma can also die because of infection, renal failure or unrelated causes, there is a clearly defined relationship between tumour burden and mortality.

There is a clearly defined relationship between S t) and h(t), which is given by the calculus formula: The formula is unimportant for routine survival analyses as it is incorporated into most statistical computer packages.

But there is not yet any clearly defined relationship between oxidation of specific cysteine residues and channel activity (reviewed in [ 12]).

The modern American estate manager, however, has a less clearly defined relationship to a life of service: as the manager of at least one or two properties, encompassing many square feet, he or she is someone who is sophisticated enough to run, say, a luxury boutique hotel but who chooses instead to serve a celebrity or financier or entrepreneur, accepting the deference the job entails.

There is at present no clearly defined relationship between tumour hypoxia and expression of the EPO receptor by cancer cells.

Finally, it must set out clearly defined relationships between councils and other key partners.

So he wants his casual sex to be part of a clearly defined market relationship, not a messy emotional one?

(KII, administrator) The lack of a clearly defined working relationship seemed to have the greatest impact on resources.

The main objective of a Service Level Agreement (SLA) is to clearly define relationships and set expectations for adequate service levels between the buyer and the seller.

As Pallas et al. [ 11] point out, "CHW approaches are successful if they are at once strongly connected to the community and also have a clearly defined role and relationship with the formal health system".