Sentence examples for have a clear relation from inspiring English sources

It remains to be seen whether the spoken passages of "Over My Dead Body" have a clear relation to the "just dancing" passages.

Neither the often used self-reported habituation nor length of residence appears to have a clear relation with annoyance.

There are no existing studies that help define measurable factors that have a clear relation to nursing workload.

These processes have a clear relation to stress response, because use of glycerol is one of the reactions of yeast to hyperosmotic stress [34].

About 85%% of the 1347 DMPs observed in UCB of neonates born term vs preterm have a clear relation with advancing gestational age.

We showed that this approach is asymmetric, because for two given genomes A and B, the results of the analysis of the sequences sorting A into B can not be obtained from the results of the analysis of the sequences sorting B into A. However, this may be biologically valuable when the analysed genomes have a clear relation ancestor-descendant.

"A slash of red on the mouth has a clear relation to genitalia, sex and the menstrual cycle, and wearing it is a sign of female power," she says.

All terms containing parts of hashtag terms or having a clear relation to some of the hashtags without showing an exact correspondence (e.g. "access to medication" and #accesstomedicines, "lack of physical activity" and #physicalactivity, or "wellness movement" and #wellbeing) are marked yellow.

It has been previously shown to generate biologically realistic trajectories and has a clear relation to continuous modelling approaches [ 38].

This histological appearance is very specific for CMV, has a clear relation to polymerase chain reaction (PCR) detection of CMV in the gut [ 6] and provides the mainstay of diagnosing CMV end-organ disease post-transplant [ 7].

What we have at the moment is a HTML structure in neat layout of links with the sub-menus having a clear relation to their parent.