Sentence examples for much related with from inspiring English sources

However, in this case, other themes of the INSPIRE seem to be very much related with the LADM.

The theory of set-valued functions has been much related with the control theory and the mathematical economics.

Since the structural deformation is much related with the mechanical reliability, it should be taken into consideration for the SWCNTs working under electric field.

Soil arsenic levels are very much related with local well water arsenic concentration, which suggests that the source of soil contamination is the irrigation water (Bhattacharya et al. 2012).

Hence, R. equi Kas is, by amino acid sequence criteria, as much related with M. tuberculosis KasA and KasB as these are with each other (66% identity; Takayama et al., 2005).

In this work, LES was implement to investigate the flow pattern of gradual channels open, and it is found that the distortion of contact interface have much relate with the streamwise vorticity that caused by the skin-friction of channel wall and baroclinic vorticity produced along the interface.

The problem we address is very much related to optimal Hardy Poincaré inequalities with boundary singularities which have been investigated in the recent past in various papers.

Our second, and very much related, concern has to do with the use of the same rabbit polyclonal HOXA4 antibody for immunohistochemistry and immunofluorescence.

Mr. Neuthaler opened a practice with a specialty that was very much related to the life he left.

This result is much more related with the closure policy of illegal small township coal mines at the end of 1998.

Second, their causes of death were much more related with EHPM progression or other reasons such as peritoneal seeding of stomach cancer, progression of multiple myeloma, sepsis after operation, sudden cardiac arrest or brain hemorrhage rather than liver related causes.