Sentence examples for allows a relation from inspiring English sources
Again, an 'id' attribute allows a relation to participate as a member of other relations.
Although our results are in line with the described published studies, there are two fundamental weaknesses: the first is the adoption of a transversal design that does not allow a relation of causality be established between social engagement and dependence for ADLs, and the second is that this work was only made with socially-active older people.
The gut epithelium manages enteric bacterial flora in a way that allows a symbiotic relation between host and microbes.
In other words, these ex-post studies do not allow a causal relation to be established between HSR and local growth, especially since HSR lines have often coincided with highway system expansions, particularly in France [70, 74].
In combination with Groenendijk and Stokhof's 1984 analysis of questions, the exemplification relation allows a strikingly simple characterization of exhaustive and non-exhaustive answers.
Fowler (1985) obtained a polynomial expression for the stress in the lid below the surface stress boundary layer in large lid slope approximation, which allows a comparatively simple scaling relation for stress.
This relation allows an administrator indirect control over the number of FT-nodes in the network.
The statistical representation allows a compact description of the object while the abstract graph allows describing the relations in between the parts as well as the structure.
BMA for input variables allows an assessment of these relations, and via predictive densities, consistent storylines can be developed.
Data on 1158 surgical resection specimens allowed an interpretation in relation to the local and regional spread, the lymph node and the residual tumour status.
310 specimens were associated with a suspected or incidental thyroid carcinoma and allowed an interpretation in relation to tumour size, the local and regional spread, the lymph node and residual tumour status (R).
