Sentence examples for marked relationship from inspiring English sources

In a box marked "relationship to child," Sian Davies, one of the women living in the house, had written "mother".

Guilford (1956) [ 38] describes correlations of 0.20 > to 0.40 as "weak correlations", correlations of 0.40 to 0.70 as "moderate correlations", and 0.70 to 0.90 as "strong correlations, marked relationship".

A marked relationship was also observed between flower position in the panicle and flower gender.

We also highlight significant individual deviations from 137.5° in the level of baseline segments and a marked relationship between permutation of organs and defects in the elongation of the internodes between these organs.

The residuals from these models (b, d) show that although residuals increase after ~ 10 m of height there is no marked relationship between height and residuals, suggesting that the models do not increase in error with increasing height.

There is a marked relationship between PMCA amplified signal and HY TME infectious titer [9].

There were marked relationships between FOK and set formation and visual recognition abilities in healthy controls, while such feature was not evident in patient group.

More specifically, knowledge of cohesion is demonstrated by "producing…explicitly marked relationships among sentences in written texts" (2010: 45) using cohesive devices such as 'therefore'on'on the other hand', and 'however'however

Accordingly, stressors that are enduring or frequent should demonstrate marked relationships with AL and with health [ 12].

The polite, if strained, cooperation that has long marked the relationship between France's two leaders -- President Jacques Chirac and Prime Minister Lionel Jospin -- came apart today as their supporters hurled accusations of corruption and political manipulation at each other.

Beyond an unyielding love of the music, what marked these relationships was a commitment to home and family.