Sentence examples for grow in relation from inspiring English sources

Coase was praised for writing about the real world, for example his assertion that firms grow in relation to the cost of doing business.

It was found that although the Tg of the polymer matrices was similar, the NIR and DSC measurements revealed a strong correlation for how these networks grow in relation to the cure heating ramp rate.

Some hammocks are dominated by types of vegetation that grow in relation to the amount of water or type of soil present.

When it came to placing supplies around the game, was there a system in place for where certain plants might grow in relation to the quest that needed them, or where animals or monsters would spawn?

The current understanding of how these children and adolescents cope and grow in relation to their psychological, social and emotional well-being is absent from the literature.

However, as outlay for machinery grows in relation to outlay for wages, profit declines in relation to total capital outlay.

In those years, the brain grows in relation to the environment, forming itself in interaction with sensory experience.

And among the countries that use the euro, particularly Greece and Spain, financial chaos has meant that government borrowing costs have grown in relation to stalwarts like Germany.

The Gini coefficient (which indicates how inequality has grown in relation to economic growth) had increased in China by 50 percent since the late 1970s.

"As India sustained a growth rate of 8 percent to 9 percent, the budget for the programs that we do abroad obviously grew in relation".

Recent studies have shown that the importance of embodied carbon is growing in relation to assessing the environmental impact of buildings.