Sentence examples for may further relate from inspiring English sources
To this we may further relate the fact that when Mandarin does accept items from other languages it favours "calquing", or loan translation: the "borrowing" takes place on the content plane rather than on the plane of expression.
It is unlikely that this difference reflects disparity in parenting behaviour between Europe and Australia, but may further relate to the nature of our diary instrument.
This may be further related to the fact that the brain, which is the seat of cognitive functions, is also the organ affected by stroke.
The discrepancy of a small difference in NBR between rareKC and rarew/oKC and a strong electrophysiological difference may further be related to the degree of synchronicity of the firing of cortical areas.
It may further be related to external surface (skin) colonization originating at the CVAD exit site [ 7].
The lack of such basic goods may, further, be related to the lack of sufficient or qualitatively good food and poor housing conditions (e.g. cold and draught), factors that more generally have their sources in the material world [ 9].
The anti-inflammatory effect of physical activity may further be related to loss of body fat, reductions in macrophage accumulation in adipose tissue, muscle production of interleukin-6 and irisin, secretion of adiponectin from adipose tissue into the bloodstream, or alterations in the balance between the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system [ 5, 7, 23].
Our results and further relating studies may constrain the detailed depth-dependent metamorphic-dehydration reactions in the subducting oceanic crust of the world.
Further related attributes may be considered in the future, such as clustering coefficients or depth of canalization for fully or partially nested canalizing functions.
We restrict the sample to those 18-65 years old since the smoking rate of those greater than 65 years is relatively small and also their health related issues may further complicate the analysis.
