Sentence examples for explicitly relationship from inspiring English sources

These findings attenuate explicitly relationship between genotypic and phenotypic characters of CL in L. major and L. tropica, which potentially indicates that genetic variation aspects are not always able to influence the formation of morphometric features or even different clinical appearances [ 8, 9, 56, 57].

In the last five years the Monell Chemical Senses Center in Philadelphia began studying more explicitly the relationship between odor and appetite.

Conversely, "Pyramids" is about an explicitly male/female relationship "You say it's big, but you take it/Ride, cowgirl!" (Yeah, sometimes his songs really are about the sex).

Between each group, a Boolean expression can be entered to indicate explicitly the relationship between to the term the group modifies.

Fitting Model 3 produced an expected mortality count for each day, ω t, that incorporated the effects of the five pollutants through the explicitly specified relationship θ (α1 X1 t +…+ α5 X5 t).

The most important of these are: (i) consistency checking: the adherence of the ontological model to the rules of DL; (ii) satisfiability checking: the ability for classes described to be realized by actual individuals; and (iii) classification: the expansion of relationships between objects inferred from explicitly stated relationships.

Additionally, representing domain objects via the Resource Description Framework allows to explicitly assert relationships between data and data generation processes.

We show how using self-organizing maps we can grow clusters in a dynamic fashion and thus explicitly capture relationships between the software measures and quantify these dependencies for larger and less homogeneous clusters of software modules.

However, to our knowledge, previous studies have not explicitly examined relationships between frailty, QOL, and depression in CKD patients.

Few studies have explicitly examined relationships between quality of antenatal care and outcomes for women and infants.

Parallel studies in animals and humans that explicitly examine relationships between circuit-level and cellular molecular changes may be particularly helpful.