The true meaning of the word is "a surprising concurrence of events, perceived as meaningfully related, with no apparent causal connection". In other words, pure happenstance.
In healthcare systems where diabetes patients have a regular source of primary care, hospital admission rates cannot be meaningfully related to primary care characteristics.
If the future is to be meaningfully related to this life, however, corporeal existence must also be capable of foreshadowing the future life.
The results indicated that social, familial, and personal factors considered in this study were meaningfully related to the selection of courses by students.
All scales had adequate psychometric characteristics and were meaningfully related to the external variables examined (i.e. gender, cognitive appraisals, achievement emotions, academic achievement and goal orientations).
Moderator analyses indicated that intervention setting and intervention dosage were not meaningfully related to outcomes after controlling for study design quality.
Study 2 replicated the main results, using both Asians and Gay men as outgroups, and showed that participants' ratings discriminated between the two discrete outgroups, with measures of contact and attitude being only meaningfully related within, but not between, outgroups.
If the activity patterns observed to be exclusive to guilt aversion, inequity aversion, and moral opportunism in the ×4 condition indeed reflect neural computations that are meaningfully related to the associated decision strategies, we would also expect these activity patterns to be stable across task conditions.
In reality, it's about meaningfully relating to employees, said Hess.
