Sentence examples for be a direct relation from inspiring English sources

There may be a direct relation between the ability to experience regret and adaptive decision making or the relation may be more indirect (e.g., as a result of a separate mediating variable).

"I don't think they feel used, but there is a direct relation".

"There's a direct relation between how people get around and how much money they spend," Ms. Sadik-Khan said.

On Friday, Whitman questioned the level of proof that the air made people sick, but said: "If this is a direct relation, we all screwed up".

In the picture writing of hieroglyphic systems and in the ideographic (idea-sign) writing of earlier times there is a direct relation between the word-sign and the object to which it refers.

There is a direct relation of pain to memory.

The results show that there is a direct relation between both parameters.

As mentioned before, there is a direct relation between the latency and the buffer size.

Despite the amorphous films, there is a direct relation between the film thickness and the Fth.

There is a direct relation between increasing heat flux and current density and the depth of the weld pool.

In the resolved viscous calculations, there is a direct relation between the physical viscosity coefficient and the particle collision time.