Sentence examples for is systematically related from inspiring English sources
The presence of oxygen vacancies is systematically related to the observed ferromagnetic state.
So the capacity to think that John loves Mary is systematically related to the capacity to think that Mary loves John.
Results indicate that the satisfaction of BPN in an industrial learning environment is systematically related to working conditions and employee potentials.
The results reveal that poor household economic status, mother's illiteracy, per capita state domestic product and proportion of illiterate at the state level is systematically related to 97% of predictable socioeconomic inequalities in full immunization coverage at the national level.
When regressing Z1 and Z2 on these variables, we find no indication that the sanction approach of a welfare agency is systematically related to other strategic considerations (see Additional file 1: Table S3 and Table S4).
As with the general PICU population, the degree of multiorgan failure is systematically related to prognosis; mortality exceeds 70% if three or more organs are involved [10, 17, 20, 24].
While word lengths are systematically related to usage both frequency and contextual predictability our results reveal a systematic relationship with meaning as well.
A set of "reconstructed" phonemes can be postulated (marked with an asterisk by the standard convention) to which the phonemes in the attested languages can be systematically related by means of sound laws.
Languages are said to be genetically related when they meet two criteria: they match in phonology, vocabulary, and grammar in such a way that they can be systematically related to a common protolanguage, and the matches can be determined not to have resulted from chance resemblance or previous contact between genetically unrelated languages.
Schadenfreude – pleasure at others' misfortunes – has been systematically related to ventral striatum activity.
For citizens from the EU-15, it is hard to see that actual moving costs and social network costs are systematically related to the skill level.
