Sentence examples for describing a connection from inspiring English sources

There were some at a local football pub I frequented who feigned a tribal feeling when describing a connection to their football club.

Although we failed to establish a link between Notch and the expression of CBP, there are reports in the literature describing a connection between Psn and CBP [13], [14].

Others describe a connection to the world that comes in no other way -- the difference, as one hunter put it, between being a participant in nature and being a mere observer.

Nonetheless, prosecutors, police officers, drug treatment professionals, former identity thieves and recovering addicts describe a connection between meth use and identity theft that is fluid and complementary, involving the hours that addicts keep, the nature of a methamphetamine high and the social patterns of meth production and use, which differ from those of other illegal drugs.

Let us now describe a connection of the Riesz-type fractional derivative and the Marchaud fractional derivatives.

Stein et al. [276] also described a connection between PFOA and PFOS serum concentrations of residents of the Mid-Ohio Valley (200 to 2, 006) who were exposed to PFOA in drinking water with self-reported courses-of-pregnancy descriptions.

In order to describe a connection from an unstable manifold to a stable one of system (2.6) via an orbit path of (2.7), we have marked with a black circle possible starting points and with a grey square some available end points on the same level lines.

Previous studies have described a connection between a false negative QFT-IT result and age above 60 years, female sex and CD4 cell count [10], [16], [23].

We further described a connection between the disease activity and peripheral blood CD4+CD25-Foxp3+ T cells.

For example, recent studies have described a connection between SPARC and the p53 tumour suppressor (Fenouille et al., 2011).

In an experimental environment Strupp and Levitsky described a connection between early malnutrition and changes in emotionality and even anxiety [21].