Sentence examples for bear a close relationship from inspiring English sources
The depths of the Adriatic near its shores bear a close relationship to the physiography of the adjacent coasts.
In general, writings on progress tend to bear a close relationship to the environment in which they were produced.
Structural centrosome amplification may bear a close relationship with breast carcinoma and may be a potential biomarker for diagnosis and prognosis of breast carcinoma.
The observed PTC effects bore a close relationship with non-linear thermal expansion during heating.
The second bill, H.R. 2585, sponsored by Mike Capuano (D-Mass)., bears a close relationship to Senate bill S.881 (the "Twenty-First-Century Glass-Steagall Act of 2017"), sponsored by Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass).
Both the practical part and the graphic project bear a closer relationship to real problems that students are likely to find in their professional lives.
The Desert Mounted Corps advance, "without the presence of a single tank was to bear a closer relationship to the Blitzkrieg than either Amiens or Cambrai".
We represented present and LGM climate with 19 'bioclimatic' variables (see http://www.worldclim.org), which may bear a closer relationship with physiological limitations than simple monthly means [ 60].
Indeed these changes in the arterial mechanical properties have been shown to bear a closer relationship to chronological age than many other parameters like graying of hair and loss of skin elasticity [ 17].
What would otherwise be abrasive, disturbing listening experiences for me started to connect to something personal; I felt emotionally connected to this alien music because it bore such a close relationship to these alien hallucinations.
