Sentence examples for closest relation to from inspiring English sources
Human rights defenders in Georgia probably have the closest relation to the ongoing tragedy in Chechnya — they've been helping queer refugees from this neighboring Russian region for years.
A Bayesian probability model based on combinations of elevation, slope, aspect, and wetness indicates that elevation exhibits the closest relation to landsliding, followed by slope; but that neither aspect nor wetness index values help in prediction.
The girdles are those portions of the extremities that are in closest relation to the axis of the body and that serve to connect the free extremity (the arm or the leg) with that axis, either directly, by way of the skeleton, or indirectly, by muscular attachments.
Andy Kellman of Allmusic said that Usher "pours himself" into the "Papers" and that the song "bears the closest relation to the turbulence he experienced".
Moreover, its closest relation to the C Type enzymes is evidenced by the highest number of interconnections between the two clusters and an average similarity of 21% while the average similarity of NOR to the A and B Type cluster is 9%.
Both B. suis isolates belonged to genotype 6 with isolate BRC3/09 showing closest relation to the B. suis biovar 1 group.
Like Chamorro, which is spoken in the Mariana Islands, it is considered to be of the Indonesian type of languages, with closest relations to the Philippine languages.
Other illustrative materials were in close relation to the earliest esoteric Daoist literature.
The dreaded "Chopsticks", and any close relation to it, is usually banned in polite households.
Also, fracture toughness was found to have a close relation to crack opening displacement.
