Sentence examples for patterns of relations from inspiring English sources
In particular, we believe that further studies making use of numerous other metrics and analyses developed within the broad interdisciplinary field of network analysis can contribute with new insights on how different patterns of relations in livelihood landscapes relates to various aspects of socioeconomic development.
But the metaphors and models employed by mainstream philosophers of religion often trade uncritically on intrinsically hierarchical patterns of relations.
I sought for respondents' associations with these themes and for patterns of relations between these concepts (Miles et al. 2013).
The previous sections have shown how the use of the Internet has affected the organization of wildlife trafficking, as regards both the carrying out of the criminal activity and the patterns of relations in and among criminal networks.
We found different patterns of relations with the direct and the indirect effects of parental education, and the direct and indirect effects therefore tended to cancel, so that small or no total effects were found.
Instead we found different patterns of relations with the direct and the indirect effects of parental education, and we also found opposite results when we investigated bivariate correlations and when we investigated partial correlation with HDI and Gini.
The exploration and determination of these patterns of relation would be of great interest to adequately design the levels of MWL that allow more qualified organizational decisions.
In the background, it is possible to discern a new pattern of relations emerging in a political landscape transformed by the Arab spring in which a key player is the Egyptian president, Mohamed Morsi, a leader of the Muslim Brotherhood.
The pattern of relations for female and male teachers, by and large, corresponded (see Table 4).
The pattern of relations emerging from the task is a model of the forest, a folkecological model.
Thus, here too a possible explanation for the pattern of relations is that education is more equitable in countries with less economic inequity.
