Sentence examples for looking at relationships from inspiring English sources

Lately, however, Recorded Future has gone into the business of looking at relationships between individuals and data sources, and also started offering a Web-based version of its product on a subscription basis for $149 a month.

They can consider feelings and values, by looking at relationships instead of words and morphemes.

This possibility could be explored in the future, for example by looking at relationships between acoustical features of begging calls and juvenile calls of nestlings.

The article of P. Mansueto et al. focuses on the most recent epidemiological and experimental data looking at relationships between vitamin D and HIV infection.

The only more recent comprehensive phylogenetic study looking at relationships among some rasborine taxa is Fang [ 26], who focused on the so-called danionins.

While the data, sourced from the World Bank and the UN are less than perfect, they provide an opportunity for new ways of looking at relationships between structure and health.

"I look at relationships — and life — in a very romantic way.

Twentieth-century work on stylistics, particularly in Britain (by such scholars as Roger Fowler and M.A.K. Halliday), looked at relationships between social, contextual, and formal linguistic analysis.

"You assume people will look at relationships rationally, and if there is such inequity and such a sense of unfairness, they would end it," Blair says.

There has been little research conducted to closely look at relationships, positions of each group, and detailed interactions between families and early intervention professionals.

The second stream took the sociology perspective and mainly looked at relationships among individuals such as investors, mutual fund managers and firm board members.