Sentence examples for a generalized relationship from inspiring English sources

The theoretical rationale for a multinationality performance relationship, Management International Review, 47(3), 423 452), challenges the concept itself of such a generalized relationship between these two parameters.

However, as these resistivities mainly depend on the type of the soil (i.e. its physical composition) and its saturation, efforts have been made in this paper, to develop a generalized relationship to relate them.

The FDM is able to describe a generalized relationship between force and deformation of viscoelastic dampers (material) in a wide frequency range, which can simulate a practical damper including its support condition or a secondary tie between neighboring cables.

A generalized relationship between surface tension and the relative amount of adhesion was established as "Baier curve" [ 16].

We did not find a generalized relationship between the miRNA abundance and target gene expression levels (Additional file 4a).

This appeared to be a generalized relationship that could be independently detected in 4 of the 5 immune cell types and in both of the main sleep phases.

Although it is possible that Lesku et al. [12] identified a more generalized relationship between REM sleep and overall brain function, a subsequent study was unable to confirm this pattern when using more comparable data and different methods [11].

A number of authors have recently put forward an S-shaped curve, allegedly describing a generalized MP relationship.

Then, a generalized statistical relationship between the safety factors of crown pillars with the various input parameters is developed.

This paper adopts an internalization theory perspective, meant to improve the design of MP studies, and cautions against assuming too quickly a generalized MP relationship.

We present a generalized heuristic relationship for predicting the isothermal conveying characteristics of power-law fluids in three-dimensional screw channels without the need for numerical methods.