Sentence examples for its close relation to from inspiring English sources

The subject matter of economics and its close relation to policy advice make it virtually impossible to avoid mingling with value judgments.

However, it has been further reclassified as an Alphaherpesvirus because of its close relation to the Marek's disease virus in chickens (MDV) [ 9, 10].

The de Brunhoffs' saga is not an unconscious expression of the French colonial imagination; it is a self-conscious comedy about the French colonial imagination and its close relation to the French domestic imagination.

Its close relation to the lattice Boltzmann approach is highlighted.

Its close relation to an expected course of a major nerve may suggest the diagnosis [32].

In warehouse operations, picking must be analyzed attentively which is widely studied in literature for minimizing service time levels because of its close relation to the higher costs.

Moreover, its closest relation to the C Type enzymes is evidenced by the highest number of interconnections between the two clusters and an average similarity of 21% while the average similarity of NOR to the A and B Type cluster is 9%.

Its closer relation to ent-kaurene synthases within the TPS-e subfamily may suggest a function in general rather than specialized metabolism.

Emerging evidence suggests that the main cause of death in NAFLD is CVD what strongly reflects its very close relation to metabolic syndrome (MS) [ 1- 3].

Out of numerous homologues, a hypothetical protein annotated as "spore coat protein A" found in the fully sequenced genome of Bacillus pumilus ATCC 7061 was selected for cloning and recombinant expression in E. coli due to its relatively close relation to other already characterized Bacillus laccases.

Its complex geometry and close relation to the subclavian artery, make the geometrical reconstruction of the brachial plexus particularly challenging.