Sentence examples for and so the relation from inspiring English sources

And so the relation of sign to thing is indirect.

Thus, ′ ′ ⪯ ′ ′ is transitive, and so the relation ′ ′ ⪯ ′ ′ is a preorder on X.

Thus, ′ ′ ⪯ ′ ′ is transitive, and so the relation ′ ′ ⪯ ′ ′ is a preorder on X.  .

However, it should also be acknowledged that the social desirability scale that we employed was not very reliable, and so the relation between social desirability and courage remains unclear and certainly needs further exploration.

For other payers rates are not set by hospital-level negotiation, and so the relation of HHI to PCRs most likely reflects geographic correlation with causal factors rather than direct causality.

Or as Eliot put it: "The existing order is complete before the new work arrives; for order to persist after the supervention of novelty, the whole existing order must be, if ever so slightly, altered; and so the relations, proportions, values of each work of art toward the whole are readjusted; and this is conformity between the old and the new".

In case where l = ∞, there must be a sentence of the form A ∧ ¬A and so the forcing relation explodes.

Importantly, none of the samples from the animal population harbored either vanA or the alternative resistance gene vanB, and so the specific relation of the CC17 clonal complex to agricultural VRE is obscure.

There can be more interesting relationships on the level of module, and so the inter-relations between the resulting RMs were further examined.

Further, there are few patients who reported a mild head trauma previous to the onset of NH, establishing a possible relationship between the trauma and NH, so the relation with post-traumatic stress seems very unlikely [1, 6].

And so the quality of political relations, economic relations and commercial relations have strategic significance.