Sentence examples for discernible relationship from inspiring English sources
It has no discernible relationship to performance.
Rings and earrings came and went, with no discernible relationship to his moods, so far as I could tell.
PISA 2012 data show that the prevalence of charter and free schools with related competition for students have no discernible relationship with student learning.
A Bruce Nauman video installation a cat chasing a mouse around a nocturnal studio has no discernible relationship with Titian's Bacchus and Ariadne - or, for that matter, with Picasso's Demoiselles d'Avignon.
Instead of being a series of interlinked actions, life is made up of a scattering of events that have no discernible relationship to one another and that you don't influence in any real way.
Not only do the children of the rich have the same advantages they possessed in the 19th century, but, in a modern twist, a new but equally undeserving class of "super managers" extract opulent "rewards" from their companies, which bear no discernible relationship to their less-than-super productivity or performance.
The impact of nPCR on serum albumin (p < 0.05) was significant but with no discernible temporal relationship.
The majority (>90 %) of treatment-emergent adverse events (AEs) were mild-to-moderate in intensity, without a discernible dose relationship.
The mean differences in time-matched changes from (time-averaged) baseline in QTcF interval between all indacaterol doses and placebo on Day 14 were well below 5 ms (the threshold of regulatory concern) at each time point (Table 2, Figure 1), with no discernible dose-relationship.
Fish response showed no discernible pattern in relationship to BEHI score.
Given that the distribution of the CCA gene cluster contained little phylogenetic signal, it was not surprising that our direct comparison of the CCA gene cluster tree to the species phylogeny inferred from EF1-α (O'Donnell et al. 2009) showed no discernible pattern of relationship between the two trees (fig. 5, supplementary figs. S3 and S4, Supplementary Material online).
