Sentence examples for an apparent relation from inspiring English sources
As noted above, reference is an apparent relation between a word and the world.
Such climatic variability appears to be coherent with the amount of heat received by the Earth from the sun: an apparent relation exists between these data and those of the total solar irradiance anomalies (TSIa).
Epidemiologists have observed an apparent relation between PM and adverse health effects.
The remaining T-boxes (8%; 71 genes in total) were found upstream of genes encoding proteins with unknown function (54 genes), or a function that lacks an apparent relation to amino acid metabolism (17 genes).
An apparent relation between the lift-off length under diesel conditions and the ignition quality of a fuel has previously been reported.
We have previously shown that LFP activity in the 75 150 Hz range is partially predictive of firing of neurons recorded through the same electrode (Zanos et al., 2006), suggesting that any apparent relation of fMRI to single neuronal activity probably reflects a common relationship to high frequency LFPs.
These interventions did not bear any apparent relation to serum Na or DDAVP administration (data not shown).
"Cry Me a River" has no apparent relation to the 1955 standard made famous by Julie London, although a future analysis of internal structural ratios may show otherwise.
This raises the question of whether socioeconomic differences in height and overweight may be an alternative explanation for their apparent relation with prostate cancer risk.
Because there was no apparent relation between HA-MRSA infection and the variables severe trauma (n = 91) and transfer from another hospital (n = 117), these two variables were excluded as candidates for further analysis by multivariate logistic regression.
Now, an organisation called the American National Theatre (no apparent relation to ANTA) is attempting, per its mission statement, to "identify and present distinguished new American plays and musicals from across the country with their original companies and creative teams at a theatre center in New York".
