Sentence examples for better relates from inspiring English sources

Another song, "It Gets Better," relates an unromantic scene in which a girl loses her virginity.

With regards to this topic, we present a sizing methodology which better relates the results and the sizing process itself to the local context.

In SSc patients an abnormal V'E/P0.1 better relates to the severity of dyspnea than traditional lung function parameters and can easily be assessed at first outpatient consultation.

It has been shown that a backrub better relates the two alternate rotamers, while allowing near-ideal geometry (Davis et al., 2006).

At least some degree of follow-up that better relates the structural findings to MCM function is needed before publication in eLife can be recommended.

Furthermore, an abnormal V'E/P0.1 better relates to the magnitude of dyspnea than traditional lung function parameters and in these SSc patients an increased central chemoreflex drive to CO2 is present.

I want to be honest.' When you're honest, the listener can better relate to you".

Scott said he believes that former players have an advantage as coaches because they can better relate to the players.

They might be adults who can better relate to minority youngsters and be more sensitive to their dreams.

There were people in high fashion I could better relate to, who were doing something more interesting and not talking this sort of rubbish".

An evaluation on Dec. 17, 1997, concluded that a foster child "would benefit from a younger foster parent who can work with her on personal, emotional, developmental and hygiene issues that she can better relate to".