Sentence examples for a robust relation from inspiring English sources

The SSA PG correlation coefficient is nearly the same for X, V, and R, revealing a robust relation between the two variables.

All these views would be inconsistent with intellectualism, though they would still be views that made knowledge-how a matter of being in a robust relation to a proposition.

The authors show that, similarly to VAT, abdominal deep SAT displays a robust relation to insulin resistance and other cardiovascular risk factors, such as blood pressure, fasting insulin, and lipids.

Using a rather robust relation applicable to ultrafine-grained titanium and its alloys [ 15], the expected fatigue strength (i.e., the stress amplitude corresponding to 10 fatigue cycles) can be estimated roughly as half the ultimate tensile strength, which yields a value of about 425 MPa.

Furthermore, even if knowledge-how is an epistemic relation to a proposition even a robust, interesting relation to a proposition that need not be the knowledge-relation.

Taken together with the findings of Golouboff et al., 12 where only one of the temporal lobe epilepsy subgroups showed a relation between fear recognition and behaviour problems, it is clear that further replications across diverse epilepsy syndromes are required to establish whether any robust relations are present.

Employing cross-sectional and within-firm designs, we find a robust positive relation between financial statement complexity and voluntary disclosure.

However, the neurobiological substrates of this remarkably robust relation between early improvement and final treatment outcome need to be elucidated.

In this debate, architecture would seem a promising domain in which to find robust relations.

While it is unclear who Mr Netanyahu was aiming his attack towards, it comes as previously robust relations with the US have frayed following a deal nuclear deal with Israel's enemy, Iran.

We can overcome this stalemate so we can create even more robust relations with North Korea".