Sentence examples for easily related from inspiring English sources

The detected guaiacol-related compound and cinnamic acid could be easily related to the oxidation of the guaiacyl units from precursor coniferyl alcohol and ρ-hydroxyphenyl units generated from precursor ρ-coumary alcohol.

The distribution of individual change can also describe instability in terms that are more easily related to clinical practice and intervention research by directly stating, related to chosen criteria, how common changes might occur.

Mr. Leno said the audience easily related to Mr. Clinton's infidelity.

Dickens says it is because the events which follow the 1688 revolution would not be easily related or understood in a little history like his; that may be true, but it also saves him the trouble of dealing with Queen Victoria's more immediate forebears, which might have been a little difficult, if he had drawn them in the same crude strokes as the Stuarts and Plantagenets.

I easily related to this, can't you?

In this way the collected data can be easily related to the considered distortion.

Catering to their needs enables them to more easily relate.

"I easily relate to the performers' physicality," she said.

In his playing, the minimalistic grooves of European house easily relate to African music.

"Sometimes they're shy, but they can easily relate to me," he said.

It is an everyday pet, a Joe the Dog, whom people can easily relate to.