Sentence examples for nice relation from inspiring English sources

The stochastic character of the transition of cancer cells to metastasis is illustrated by the nice relation between size of tumor and number of metastases [ 149].

There are several nice relations and characterizations of the various properties of meshes mentioned above.

By taking these friendly steps — offering to appoint independent directors and creating a pro-corporate-governance poison pill — Cracker Barrel is merely setting up a nice public relations defense as its Dec. 20 shareholder meeting approaches.

Clearly there are nice public-relations benefits associated with participation, but there's also a sound business angle.

"It is a nice public relations moment for her.

I have no major concerns, as I think the paper is well written, deals with an important subject, looks sound mathematically, and has a nice treatment of relation to experimental data.

However, although the argument that we should be looking beyond QALYs is indeed compelling it should also be made clear that QALYs, and their common currency, do provide an useful way of deeming if public health interventions are cost-effective in relation to NICE thresholds [ 9] an argument that could be difficult to make without them.

They are the nice side of diplomatic relations;  the real negotiations happen before and after, behind closed doors.

In Blair's Community, Sarah Hale shows that New Labour's communitarianism largely meant market-like relations with nice words attached.

"Every time I've talked to her, I've had nice, attorney-client normal relations with her," Richard Hutton said in April. .

"When you sit with him, he is a nice guy, you have good relations with him," Hameed continued.