Sentence examples for much interrelation from inspiring English sources

We intentionally ensured that all the Exeter femoral stems used in our study were hybrid systems with the Trident acetabular cup and can therefore certify as much interrelation between the two studies as possible.

Our study points to a much more complex interrelation between checklist procedures, context, 'culture' and behavioural changes, and confirms that checklists should not be regarded as magic bullets.

We show that the three kinds of judgments distinguished above are empirically as well as conceptually distinct and that a principled analysis of their interrelations clarifies much of the confusion in the literature on perception of color combinations.

The topic under consideration, after all, is the relation between religion and politics, and theologians have had much to say about their interrelations.

However, we live in the digital era and similarly to the Earth, the Web is simply too large and its interrelations too complex for anyone to grasp much of it through direct observation.

However, because of the strong interrelation between aerobic fitness and fat mass, these covariates explain much of the same variability in insulin sensitivity and therefore are nonsignificant when both are included in the same variance analysis.

The interrelation between unloading of the discal structures and distraction of posterior lumbar elements is a much debated issue.

Yet underneath there is an extremely passionate interrelation of these three characters.

There is an interrelation between powers, and then there is an outcome".

Another important insight from Gilbert's experimentation is the "interrelation between channels".

But in Nocturnal Animals, these levels are equally powerful, and have an intriguingly queasy, potent interrelation.