Sentence examples for mean relation from inspiring English sources
Besides an hysteretic behavior, the mean relation F/Q presents a dependence on the undrained soil shear strength, su, also contradicting the usual assumption that F and Q are both linearly dependent on this parameter.
It might imply a modification of the mean relation as a function of the luminosity, the FUV luminosity also acting as a parameter in the variation of dust attenuation.
That study found a mean relation of 1 1.25 between gap height and forward tibial translation after flexion gap distraction with a monoblock tensor.
Interestingly, in contrast to miR-200c, miR-203 was upregulated in pancreatic adenocarcinomas compared with normal pancreatic tissue (mean relation normal versus tumor: miR-203 ×7.8; miR-200c ×0.68) (Fig 6A and Supplementary Table S2).
The non-recurrence group showed a significant association with high expression of miR-203 and miR-200c compared to the recurrence group (mean relation non-recurrence versus recurrence: miR-203 ×2.79; miR-200c ×3.53), which might indicate an increased benefit of gemcitabine treatment in cases with high miR-203 levels (Fig 6B and Supplementary Table S3).
New penalties would "mean relations between Iran and the U.S. will never be improved again," Mr. Ahmadinejad said at a news conference.
But in strengthening Erdogan, whose crackdowns on media freedoms and tightening grip on the judiciary have alarmed European leaders, the outcome is likely to mean relations with the West will remain strained.
Means-purpose & purpose-means: relation between a preceding means and the intention behind it.
On the other hand, semantic relation means relations between any two related constituents.
The armed forces have kept a tight grip on two crucial areas: security policy and the sensitive bits of foreign policy, which means relations with Afghanistan, America and India.
That means relations with the West will remain uncomfortable, especially in areas he considers to be his "zone of legitimate interests".
