Sentence examples for possibility of a relation from inspiring English sources

At 18 Ventris published a paper in the American Journal of Archaeology supporting the possibility of a relation between the script and another problematic language, Etruscan.

The apocryphal traditions used by the mystics are numerous; such as "Heaven and earth do not contain me, but the heart of my faithful servant contains Me"; and the possibility of a relation between humanity and God is also explained by the traditional idea: "He (God) created Adam in His image".

Most intriguing is the possibility of a relation between deficits in myelination and function of the prefrontal cortex, a region that modulates many functions impaired in schizophrenia and whose myelination is completed during late adolescence and early adulthood, a period when overt symptomatology of schizophrenia most commonly emerges.

The possibility of a relation between doxorubicin-induced-inflammatory effects and its cardiotoxicity should be further investigated in vivo.

The research on community exposures to RFs and cancer gives a very weak test of the possibility of a relation.

However, we previously reported a nonmonotonic dose-related association with increasing risk of earlier menopause up to about 100 ppt TCDD, but not above, among women in SWHS suggesting the possibility of a relation of TCDD on ovarian reserve.

This theory of ideology as distorted communication opens up the possibility of a different relation of theoretical and practical knowledge than Habermas has suggested so far.

We did not add this association to the model, but the finding indicates the possibility of a reciprocal relation between goal interdependence and social learning and is therefore worthy of further exploration in the future.

Lukács' understanding of alienation as a historical loss of totality and the consequent problem of form allows him to also formulate the kernel of a utopian vision: the very form of the novel points to the possibility of a renewed relation between individual and world where meaning can again be found.

In thinking about our relationship with technology in modern contemporary life Albert Borgmann (1984) takes up the question of the possibility of a 'free' relation with modern technology in which everything is not already 'framed' (in Heidegger's sense) as resources for our projects.

The possibility of a nonlinear relation was further examined nonparametrically with restricted cubic splines (21).