Sentence examples for a relate to from inspiring English sources
Horwitz et al. (1986) did not specify the underlying constituents of the FLCAS or clearly present which items among the 33 statements, as shown in Appendix A, relate to which three constructs.
changes of A relate to A0.
The model should describe quantitatively how changes of A relate to A 0. A higher A leads to an increased production of E. (This can be interpreted as genes being switched on by the signal A).
In relation to a particular discipline (e.g., biology), authentic problems are problems that (a) relate to students' lives (Barab, Squire, & Dueber, 2000), (b) require the use of the tools of the discipline in manners similar to professionals in the discipline (Chinn & Malhotra, 2002), and (c) require immersion in the culture of the discipline (Barab et al., 2000; D. Hung & Chen, 2007).
Figures 1-3 show that the efficiency of the NTT-PRP-CG-A and the Norm-PRP-A relate to Ni, Nfg, and CPU time, respectively.
Mechanistically, the best understood roles of Aurora-A relate to the recruitment and regulation of proteins at the centrosomes.
"The pricing will mostly be a related to the cost of packing and marketing," he said.
Scenario A, relating to a vehicle in transit.
A child can relate to a furry cat".
Can Barratt, as an actor, relate to that fear?
To offer them a way to relate to him, and probably a way for him to relate back.
