The phrase "a minimal relation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing relationships, connections, or associations that are limited or basic in nature.
Example: "In this study, we found a minimal relation between the two variables, suggesting that they do not significantly influence each other."
Alternatives: "a slight connection" or "a basic relationship".
Internal nodes (strong common intervals) are connected by branches according to a minimal inclusion relation among the intervals (i.e., there is a branch between node c and c′ if c′ ⊂ c and there is no node c″ with c′ ⊂ c″ ⊂ c).
Interestingly, wthRFCMyc−his10 protein showed minimal relation to variations in transport activity, as there was a progressive increase in total wthRFCMyc−his10 membrane protein (including both plasma membrane and ER fractions) from 0.5 to 20 nM LCV, and little-to-no further change in hRFC levels up to 200 nM LCV.
(3) When injection production wells are located in the fracture vuggy system, displacement efficiency is significantly influenced by injection production position and injection pressure; it also has minimal relation to the size of vugs.
Norwegians might have had an even better education than southern whites, but Norwegians posed little threat of domination to southern whites or blacks, because they lived under an entirely separate political structure, having minimal relations to American citizens.
To solve this Question, we need to know not only the classification of all finite-dimensional Nichols algebras in (_{L}^{L}{mathcal {YD}}), but also a minimal set of relations of each of them.
We claim that x ∗ is also a minimal element for the relation ≺ in V ( G ), and hence a root of the graph G. Indeed, let x ∈ V ( G ) be such that x ≺ x ∗.
The new set of results is presented in Table 4. Table 4 shows that estimating the missing results by linear regression on the basis of the microscopy examinations of 2007/2008 and 2010/2011 had a minimal impact on the relation of performance between the two cohorts.
However, our analysis showed that a mother's knowledge of infant development had a minimal role as mediator of the relation between pregnancy intention and maternal mental health.
Without yet taking a stance on these metaphysical questions, some philosophers have tried to formulate a minimal core of 'conceptual' truths governing the location relation and its interaction with parthood and other mereological relations.
This provides a minimal framework to study reduction, supervenience, or emergence relations (Kim 1998; Stephan 1999) which can yield both monistic and dualistic pictures.
