Sentence examples for in direct relationships from inspiring English sources

Scoones (1999) refutes the idea that ecosystems are closed and self-regulated and that environmental changes are embedded in direct relationships between human activity and the environment.

Blood pressure tends to rise in direct relationship to the amount of sodium a person consumes.

In my daydream I fancy that my wellbeing would soar in direct relationship to the amount of the prize.

This process stands in direct relationship with a speculative interpretation of Christology in connection with Neoplatonic Logos speculation.

Nearly a third of Americans over 85 have dementia (a condition whose prevalence rises in direct relationship to longevity).

'Large numbers of MPs have been found to be using their allowances for matters that most of us would find rather puzzling as being in direct relationship with support for their work as an MP,' Graham said.

Part of an excellent survey of the late Austrian artist's work that has travelled to Wakefield from Frankfurt and Vienna, West's 1988 ensemble Das Geraune (Murmuring) is the only work at the Hepworth placed in direct relationship to the British modernist.

("I was anxious over the plight of lesbians during the time I was consumed with fear that I might be an incipient one," she writes. "Their importance to me had diminished in direct relationship to my assurance that I was not").

The experiment of innocence is made vulnerability in direct relationship to the otherness and soustendue of intentionnality.

Size of black circles is in direct relationship to volumes of domains with biggest size showing largest domain volume and smallest size showing the smallest domain volume.

The math stress ERN amplitude was diminished in direct relationship to trait (punishment sensitivity) and state (fear and shame) negative affect.