Sentence examples for for such a relation from inspiring English sources
Based on the anatomical-functional evidence that there is a link between language control and executive control, and the necessity for such a relation on behavioral and electrophysiological grounds, we hypothesize that individual language control abilities and susceptibility to interference in bilinguals might be related to individual differences in executive brain functions.
For such a relation-based search, we provide the ontology-based search.
But even supposing a semantics for such a counterfactual relation could be given, the natural question to put to Peacock is: why not use that relation, in place of modal entailment, to characterize ontological commitment?
We determined the threshold for such a parabolic relation between benefit and risk, for both the optimistic and conservative scenario.
In Figure 4C we use a cartoon to illustrate how the mapping from genome to gene regulatory network to phenotype allows for such a non-linear relation between genotypic and phenotypic differences.
This "hybrid view" would suggest that contextual cueing can exert a boosting influence on both target and response selection, consistent with Kunar, Flusberg, Horowitz, and Wolfe (2007), who argued for such a view in relation to visual contextual cueing.
In mixed-age pediatric populations, comparing IgE values is complicated by age-related normal ranges for IgE and such a relation has not been described yet.
It was further shown that, for limited conditions, such a relation is of the same form as that obtained for binary systems on the basis of the theory of regular solutions if no formation of intermetallic compounds is considered.
For [Ru(NH3 6]3+/2+ such a relation was not observed and all of the films remained permeable.
For FEA and DCIS such a relation was not obvious (Additional file 4).
A rigorous assessment for possible nonlinearities in such a relation would require a pooled analysis of the original data, not an ecologic analysis of the summary results across studies (Lanphear et al. 1998).
