Sentence examples for greater relation from inspiring English sources

The physical variables used in this study reflect generalized motor performance and characteristics, rather than specific neck muscle performance, as the more general variables bear a greater relation to performance measures customarily used in schools and clinics.

That sentiment gave rise to an unlikely political force: a party, Harmony Center, that counts the country's large Russian-speaking minority as its base and that has called for greater relations with Moscow.

Meeting President-elect Rómulo Betancourt, Castro proposed greater relations between the two nations, unsuccessfully requesting a loan of $300,000,000 and a new deal for Venezuelan oil.

None of which appears to bear any great relation to what happens at his live performances.

"There came into being a mistrust of any but the most guarded treatment of the great relation between men and women," James wrote in an 1899 essay, "The Future of the Novel".

The roughness of CNTs has great relation with that of the hole wall of AAO template.

The company didn't have a straightforward answer to that question, though they said they have a great relation with the Cupertino company at the moment.

The particle size and zeta potential are in great relation to the performance of the delivery system, which should be carefully tuned to achieve the optimal therapeutic effect in cancer therapy.

Why don't you call them?" Dylann called them, and basically ended up having a great relation with Eric that led us to having a deal with him where we're now his label.

The owner has great relations with the neighborhood people".

"The department wants to have great relations with the black community," said Officer Raymond S. Skeeter, a recruiter.