Sentence examples for better relates to from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

As our results indicate, it better relates to dyspnea than impairment in lung volumes or gas transfer and may be present before significant impairment in these function tests arises.

The methacholine-evoked secretion (which better relates to the in vivo secretion results) of peroxidase and IgA secretion was affected – levels were no longer different to secretion by unstimulated cells.

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

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

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

Later in my career, I started doing a lot better relating to fans and talking to the media.

"Experimenting with words that [patients] may better relate to could help overcome these barriers; like substituting 'depression' for 'sadness'sadness

However, higher wear values are better related to lower compressive residual stresses in the substrate than to higher cutting forces.

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