Sentence examples for possibility of relating from inspiring English sources

The invention of the ophthalmoscope for looking at the interior of the eye created the possibility of relating eye defects to internal medical conditions.

Equation 6 offers the opportunity of discussing the possibility of relating the suppression of coherence to gravitational effects.

Hematite has also been used in wet-chemical studies of adsorption and dissolution (including reductive dissolution), allowing for the possibility of relating observed surface structures to reactivity effects or consequences.

Henrich points out that although in the B-Deduction Kant sought to avoid the problems of a subjective deduction, this "does not mean that he neglected the demand for an explanation of the possibility of relating the categories to intuitions".

In addition the thermomechanical approach offers the real possibility of relating the observed and simulated behaviour of granular materials on the micro- and meso-scales, to the observed behaviour at the continuum level.

The possibility of relating the morphology of fracture surfaces forming during cracking of concretes modified with the addition of metakaolinite to the fracture toughness, as expressed by the critical stress intensity factor KIcS, is explored in the paper using statistical apparatus.

First, the two study groups were from different time periods, raising the possibility of related confounding factors.

40 In this regard, the possibility of related motor deficits in dysgraphia ought to be considered since there is evidence for altered parietal-motor connections in AD. 41 It has been found too that sensory-motor plasticity is impaired in the motor cortex of AD at an early stage of the disease.

This paper explores the possibilities of relating material experience in architecture to technical material parameters and uses the perceived warmth of indoor wall materials as a case study.

The node size is relevant to the breast cancer susceptibility which represents the possibility of gene relating to cancer.

The possibility of highly related moments arises when there are many of them.