Sentence examples for narrower relationships from inspiring English sources

Again SKOS object properties reflecting broader or narrower relationships are used for the mapping of the hierarchical structure between some values and related concepts of the enumeration lists.73 Fig. 5 Transformation of the SPASE "allowed values" as controlled vocabulary into the SKOS standard.

This behavior of the 8q24.3 ZNFs is different from the members of the human ZNF locus at 19q13.2 that form a closed clade with much narrower relationships.

The three sliding sports in the Olympics — luge, bobsled and skeleton — share a narrow relationship between technology and athleticism.

The report suggests that as this trends increases, different groups will develop their own, narrow relationship with news sources rather than sharing a broader range of views.

What Britain wants from the European Union, in the view of some continental Europeans, is a narrow relationship built on trade and self-interest rather than a broader part built on integration and solidarity.

Because of this narrow relationship between olive oil quality and FAEE content, the threshold for FAEE content in EVOOs has been decreased along the time, from 40 mg/kg in 2013/2014 harvest year down to 35 mg/kg in 2014/2015.

The research' images demonstrate a narrow relationship, at least morphologically, between the microscopic and macroscopic level.

Such abnormalities could be related to the reduced number of epidermal cells from which cuticle is formed and suggest a narrow relationship between the cuticle development and the non-ripening phenotype of TAGL1 silenced fruits.

The short migration distance of singlet oxygen (less than 0.02  μm) suggests a narrow relationship between the sites of subcellular localisation of the photosensitiser and photodamage to nearby organelles involved in apoptotic and/or necrotic cell death (Oleinick et al, 2002).

Deep learning [149] is currently applied to represent independent terms through their associated concepts, in an attempt to narrow the relationships between the terms [150, 151].

The predictions of OH and CH time scales directly depend on the time scale for Z; however, they are not identical because of the narrow state relationships for reactive scalars.