Sentence examples for been systematically related to from inspiring English sources

Schadenfreude – pleasure at others' misfortunes – has been systematically related to ventral striatum activity.

However, this exposure misclassification was unlikely to have been systematically related to disease, and our results may therefore have underestimated the magnitude of a true causal association.

While suspected PCB levels (possibly surmised on the basis of fish consumption) may have contributed to the choice to donate blood or not, we do not see why this would additionally have been systematically related to the sex ratio of the mothers' children.

While word lengths are systematically related to usage both frequency and contextual predictability our results reveal a systematic relationship with meaning as well.

Languages are said to be genetically related when they meet two criteria: they match in phonology, vocabulary, and grammar in such a way that they can be systematically related to a common protolanguage, and the matches can be determined not to have resulted from chance resemblance or previous contact between genetically unrelated languages.

The presence of oxygen vacancies is systematically related to the observed ferromagnetic state.

So the capacity to think that John loves Mary is systematically related to the capacity to think that Mary loves John.

For citizens from the EU-15, it is hard to see that actual moving costs and social network costs are systematically related to the skill level.

One particularly important aspect of events is that they have parts that are systematically related to each other (Byrne, 2002; Cohen, 2000; Zacks & Tversky, 2001).

However, it remains an open question whether cultural distance and the ethnic division of labor and migrant protest are systematically related to each other.

We recognize that not every native with negative attitudes may discriminate against immigrants, but we conjecture that negative attitudes are systematically related to discrimination.