Sentence examples for in relation with one another from inspiring English sources

Based on these findings, the number of items was reduced to 50 and the number of factors reduced to 9. To see if the theoretical constructs (factors) such as we measured them fitted well to the data in relation with one another, a measurement model was next created using Mplus7 (Muthén and Muthén, 1998 2012).

Magicians are, in their relations with one another, both extremely generous and extremely jealous.

The crime-lab discourse is not all that different from what you might hear in a police-procedural show on TV, but the characters have odd obsessions and histories, and the director, Barbet Schroeder, brings out the perversities in their relations with one another.

Joining the domains of practice, research and policy requires a transformation of patterns of interaction, interpreted as complex responses of humans in their relations with one another.

When Jews display brotherhood, it reflects in people's relations with one another.

Indeed, the characters' rapport with the soil is more reliable, in its grounded primitivism, than their relations with one another, and the Coens certainly honor the novelist's abiding preference for the mythical over the modern.

Many segments are devoted to the Friedmans and their chaotic relations with one another.

They have mysterious relations with one another — friendships, love affairs — and deep-seated grievances.

By David Denby The wild things have mysterious relations with one another — friendships, love affairs.

For most GPs, located in the middle of this continuum, these were complex decisions leading to conflicting pressures about whether or not to prescribe: "These descriptions were discussed in relation to two imperatives in tension with one another: the moral obligation to ensure a programme of humane withdrawal; and the strict need to restrict access to a wider population.

Table 8 reports the organic materials characterised as well as their distribution in relation with inorganic ones (from Table 3).