Sentence examples for a relationship provided from inspiring English sources

Other new entries used by English-speakers in east Asia include "compensated dating", a Hong Kong phrase that refers to a relationship provided in return for cash or gifts, and "Chinese helicopter", a Singaporean who was educated in Mandarin and has little knowledge of English.

Such a relationship provides important insight into the behaviour of nonlinear systems.

Such a relationship provides a situation where one drug drives efficacy in an ASS1-negative cell line (ADI-PEG 20) and the other drives efficacy in an ASS1-high cell line (cisplatin), suggesting a favorable combination drug treatment.

Although not supported by more conventional reconstruction methods, such a relationship provides a good working hypothesis for future phylogenomic studies aiming at determining the sister-group of model species from the Ciona genus.

Given a linear relationship provided by regression fit, spatial distribution of porosity is estimated in the F3 block.

This target trajectory AE represents the (unique) recipe for a lasting successful relationship, provided xs♥ is greater than xmin.

Serum vitamin D levels and arterial calcification have a strong inverse relationship, provided that vitamin D levels are not excessively high, which can exacerbate calcification.

The fractal dimension provided by the perimeter-size relationship provided a median estimate between the values derived from Korčak's law and the box-counting distribution.

Additionally, Remillard's, (Review of Educational Research 75:2005246, 2005) teacher-curriculum "participatory relationship" provided a framework for further exploring teacher actions during the design process.

Together with its ability to process indigestible fibers (in certain species) [ 3], it hosts a wide range of useful microbiota which live in a symbiotic relationship providing a proper absorption and wastes elimination [ 4].

R. Sappe also mentions this bisexual behavior, but reduces it to a heterosexual relationship providing a "social cover" [14].