Sentence examples for example that relate from inspiring English sources

However, not only are mechanistic studies required but also population studies, for example, that relate pulse wave velocity to biomarkers of cadmium exposure.

The task required them to generate a word ("tape," for example) that related to each of three presented clue words ("measure," "worm" and "video").

A number of warnings, for example that relating to BG Group's problems in Egypt and the fallout from the scandal of Serco overcharging taxpayers, were specific to those companies.

Aspects of the theory will be explained with reference to an example that relates the action of on a hypothetical Fano 7-fold to a known moment mapping.

However, the Treasury has told me today that it will not release data for current and future years, because this relates to the formulation of government policy, and some of it - for example, that relating to government trading funds - is also commercially sensitive.

It's chock-full of real-life examples that relate theory to real-life situations.

A book or a seminar that uses examples that relate to our lives is more interesting to us.

Sampson smoothly discusses evolutionary theory through several guided examples that relate ecology and dinosaurs to the fundamental concepts of natural selection.

The impact of big data on the routine treatment of bipolar disorder today and in the near future is discussed, with examples that relate to health policy, the discovery of new associations, and the study of rare events.

This illustration shows example observatories that view different parts of the spectrum as well as everyday examples that relate each wavelength.

Yet the rapid pace of biological discovery affords opportunities to teach with real, timely, and engaging examples that relate to students' daily lives.