Sentence examples for contribution the relationship from inspiring English sources

In the present contribution, the relationship between the fatigue life of styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR) and the stretch amplitude was established.

With equal weights' contribution, the relationship between these behaviors and the produced output, PersistenceCompetency, is described by the following fuzzy if-then Sugeno first order rule (The output or consequent part is a nonfuzzy first order linear equation) (Jang and Sun 1995): Rule R i : if (DecisionMaker is IniClusteri) and (ProblemSolver is In2Clusteri) and (Leader is In3Clusteri).

To obtain an estimate of this contribution the relationship between age and residual errors was established for each probe.

Our first contribution evidences the relationship between the above strategic needs and a number of operational objectives that managers normally pursue in an inter-firm relationship.

Although couples accepted sex work as an economic contribution to the relationship in light of limited alternatives and drug addiction, it exacted an emotional toll on both partners.

This contribution examines the relationship between space and time and the historical developments surrounding space time concepts in human geography and the potential for time to be used as a theme that unites the often disparate worlds of physical and human geography.

In addition it is not known whether the increased risk is associated with the mother's or the child's contribution to the relationship quality.

For M. bovis QSAR model, the hydrophilicity (Hy) property exhibits the most important contribution, but the relationship is inverse with antimycobacterial activity.

The finding on that pre-partying contribution to the relationship between college environmental factors and frequency of abusive drinking supports this hypothesis.

For other epidemiologic associations between pollutants and health outcomes that may be attributable partly to pharmacokinetics, an approach such as the one used here may provide quantitative insight into its contribution to the relationship.

Sonesson et al. [ 8] noted that in optimal contribution selection, the relationship structure used to constrain inbreeding must be the same as that used to estimate breeding values in order to maximize genetic gain.