Sentence examples for may better relate from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it is an open question as to which measure of CC may better relate to AGB.

cTnT in critically ill infants over one month old may better relate to disease severity scores.

Based on the above we hypothesized that in patients with SSc the respiratory drive, as measured by P0.1, V'E/P0.1 and mouth occlusion pressures to CO2 rebreathing, may better relate to the magnitude of reported dyspnea than the severity of gas transfer or lung volume impairment as measured by PFTs.

In fact, dyspnea perception may be better related with acute hyperinflation than with airflow obstruction sensation in patients with chronic airflow obstruction[ 28].

LFP signals may be better related to fMRI activity (Logothetis et al. 2001) and, unlike spikes, they include subthreshold modulations in membrane potential (Mitzdorf 1985; Kamondi et al. 1998).

We suspect the reason why the accuracy of the Bayesian network generated from the data is not better may relate to the limitations of our methodology.

The relevance of the coordinated spatial bidirectional fluxes for H+, Ca+2, and anions with HA bioactivity could only be partially explained by the present study, while future attempts using specific probes or inhibitors for relevant pathways and plant mutagenesis in some of these functions may better clarify signaling process related to lateral root induction by HA.

In an acute care setting, individual peer support programs may better respond to issues related to scheduling group meetings, while allowing for brief sessions and tailoring communication to address specific patient questions or concerns.

Such a DNA vaccine approach may better help to control potential travel related infectious agents such as JEV.

Our results are consistent with findings from a previous study that failed to detect an association between condom use and a heavy drinking pattern such as binge drinking among substance users in Russia [ 30], and with a study showing evidence that frequency of intoxication may better detect certain types of alcohol related harm than drinking volume [ 31].

Or, temperamentally, one parent and one child may relate better with each other, sharing dry humor or an interest in art.