Sentence examples for lesser relationships from inspiring English sources

Dean Robert MacCarthy of Saint Patrick's Cathedral -- a Protestant church -- publicly stated his refusal to attend any event with invitations from both Mr. Ahern and Ms. Larkin because to do so "encourages an idea that lesser relationships are on a par with marriage".

A similar but lesser relationship was observed in a recent cross-sectional analysis [ 16].

The strongest relationship was between a combination of diabetes and calcium scoring for the male gender and a lesser relationship between diabetes and the female gender.

To assess divergent validity, differences between the analysis groups in Tables 2 and 3 were assessed using scales hypothesized to have a lesser relationship with the RAD item.

Potential explanations may be a lack of statistical power (n = 752) or a lesser relationship between blood pressure and insulin resistance in individuals aged ≥50 years.

Construct validity may be measured by an instrument's strong relationship with other instruments that are intended to measure the same concept (convergent validity) and a lesser relationship with other instruments that measure different concepts (discriminant validity).

Cities in the South and Southwest show lesser weather/mortality relationships in summer.

In Finland, higher age, low education and to a lesser extent relationship with a non-steady partner increased the likelihood of reporting multiple lifetime-partners, while in Estonia only higher age and low education revealed this effect.

In Finland age, education and to a lesser extend relationship with a non-steady partner had a statistically significant association with reporting multiple lifetime-partners, while in Estonia only age and education revealed this effect.

Exogenous causes such as finer-scale variables (e.g. type of crops and food available) are yet likely needed for lesser kestrel-environment relationships.

Our data further indicate that tinnitus strongly influence physical and psychological health and, to a lesser extent, social relationships and environment.