Sentence examples for have close relation from inspiring English sources

In the Tazhong Areas, the oil gas distributions within the Carboniferous and Silurian clastic-rock reservoir beds are closely related to the physical properties; the distributions within the Ordovician carbonates have close relation to the reservoir bed type.

Enhanced circulating levels of galectin-3, a proinflammatory cytokine, have close relation to poor prognosis of some inflammatory illnesses.

It was found that the cover depth of coal seam may not be the only cardinal affecting element, other quantitative indexes and factors referring to qualitative indexes are also have close relation to CMC.

Results showed that 9 genes: SLC9A3R1, EEF1D, HPLAL1, NDUFS1, SET, EZR, HNRNPK, VCP, and HSP90B1 have close relation with RCC patients' prognosis or metastasis.

More importantly, ITGAV is connected with ADAM9, ANGPTL3, AZGP1, EDIL3, ITGB8, PDGFRA, and SPP1, which have close relation with cell adhesion, cell communication.

A third treatment component could also be considered in the T-group if PET clearly indicates problems with activities that have close relation to a function/test included in the decision model, and the result of that test was close to cut-off for the specific individual.

Both have close relations with Amazon's digital rival, Apple.

These corporate leaders often have close relations with government officials.

Many of them have thrived because they have close relations with their national governments.

He is keen to have close relations with Brazil and Argentina, Paraguay's partners in the Mercosur trade block.

On the other, we want to have close relations with the world," he said.