MS is a condition intensely related to the global epidemic of obesity, since in its physiopathological basis the excess of visceral fat is a precursor of metabolic changes.
Thus, a possible explanation for these results is that inflammatory pain, in which NGF is involved, is more intensely related to pre-operative lower extremity pain in the high-level NGF group.
If you look at these paintings they all, in different ways, relate intensely to mapmaking.
To love music was to find yourself perpetually embattled – by people who don't get it, by people who relate intensely to music you can't stand, by the cruel forces of marketing that could – for example – send Robson & Jerome to No 1 instead of Common People.
It reads less like literature and more like a fleshed-out screenplay for a 70's disaster flick: strangers cross paths with a homicidal maniac down at the local mall, relate intensely to one another during a long night of machine-gun fire and then go their respective ways, either sadder, wiser or dead.
During this phase they relate most intensely to their littermates and dam and may become unhappy at being removed from their familiar surroundings.
When I hear people sing the same songs as our ancestors, or new songs with similar themes, I can't help but wonder how it is we still relate so intensely to the deep sorrow of people who were literally bound by chains.
Look at Me is an intensely personal poem relating to the the suicide of Khodasevich's friend, Muni (Samuil Viktorovich Kissin) in March , 1916
When Ming-Chi Kuo left KGI Securities to join TF International Securities, many feared the intensely accurate leaks relating to Apple products might dry up.
Regulation of animal development in response to nutritional cues is an intensely studied problem related to disease and aging.
Through darkroom alchemy, this British photographer translates frontal portraits of Tupperware containers into big, electrically glowing and intensely colored semi-abstractions that relate as much to Rothko's cosmic color fields as to Warhol's deadpan popular materialism (Johnson).
