Sentence examples for low relation between from inspiring English sources

The correlation analysis showed low relation between postural sway and anthropometric variables.

For cost-effectiveness, the value 1 referred to "a very low relation between costs and the effectiveness of the service" while 4 referred to "a high relation between costs and the effectiveness of the service".

It is another sign of just how low relations between China and Japan have sunk, our correspondent adds.

Whether or not it wins Oscars, this certainly marks a new and resonant low in relations between Hollywood and the outgoing presidential incumbent.

The comments, echoing a message Mr. Musharraf has delivered in recent interviews, point not just to a new low in relations between Afghanistan and Pakistan, but also to difficulties with the United States.

Rev Nadin's intervention marks a new low in relations between the Occupy London movement and St Paul's, which has reversed its initial welcoming stance and closed its doors to visitors, citing health-and-safety concerns.

The takeover also signals a new low in relations between the rebels fighting a civil war against Mr. Assad's forces and international jihadists who have flocked to rebel-controlled areas to lay the groundwork for an Islamic state.

CAIRO — Security forces shut down three American-financed democracy-building groups and as many as six other nonprofit organizations on Thursday, in a crackdown that signaled a new low in relations between Washington and Egypt's military rulers.

It would certainly lead to a new low in relations between the executive and legislative branches at a time when most people thought they could not get any worse.

Egypt has tried to pay some of the money back, the AP reported earlier this month: Egypt's Central Bank paid back $2 billion in aid to Qatar despite its faltering economy and refused a request by Qatari airlines to increase flights, authorities said Thursday, marking a new low in relations between the two countries.

The execution of the Shia Muslim cleric Sheikh Nimr al-Nimr marks another low in relations between the Middle East's two blood enemies, Saudi Arabia and Iran, and another dreaded milestone in a sectarian proxy war that is already raging on too many fronts to be easily contained.