Sentence examples for any relevant relation from inspiring English sources

Thus, the moderation effect of Pre-Task WL does not reveal any relevant relation between Post-Task WL and DM.

One may also conclude that not all network models resulted in a relevant relation between a variable and a specific taxon.

These results indicate that there may be a relevant relation between previous findings of altered testosterone levels and reduced frontal amygdala connectivity in patients with psychopathy (Archer 2006; Blair 2008).

Our approach combines complementary types of evidence which is essential for generalizing to new diseases, as no single source of data can potentially capture all relevant relations.

Relation analysis: identify relevant relation types by analyzing metadata given in the source glossaries.

The relevant relation between wages of African-Americans and Mexican immigrants appears not limited to the unskilled sectors.

For such entities would seem to be perfectly capable of standing in the relevant relation to other objects, events and states of affairs.

Another way of thinking about the relevant relation might be to think of natures as in some sense 'content', and each individual as the 'carrier' of this content.

The relevant relation between different theories would not be the wholesale unification of all relevant sciences, as in the dream of classical reductionism (see the entry on intertheory relations in physics).

The other disagreement is internal to higher-order thought approaches, and concerns whether the relevant relation between the first-order state and the higher-order thought is one of availability or not.

Not all acquaintance theorists require acquaintance with the correspondence (or some other epistemically relevant relation) between some thought or proposition and a distinct fact for one to have knowledge by acquaintance.