Sentence examples for prove in relation to from inspiring English sources

What does this suggest, or prove, in relation to the federal charges Wednesday that Tokhtakhounov is a fixer of the infamous Olympic pairs competition, beauty pageants and -- pardon the redundancy -- ice dancing?

A DWP spokesman said it would not comment on a matter under investigation, but added: "We have been clear that if systemic fraud is proven in relation to DWP contracts we will not hesitate to terminate our relationship with them".

In March of 2015 a jury determined that misconduct could not be proven in relation to the level of force used to restrain him, and the officers involved were exonerated of all wrongdoing.

The solvent extracts of the test plants exhibited a range of antibacterial activity and may therefore prove promising in relation to the development of new antibiotics.

He expects shares to bounce in the second half of this year, but then follow a prolonged period of low returns as growth in output and profits proves disappointing in relation to the recent past.

Exploitation of sub-wavelength domain based on emerging optical technology is attractive from a functional and performance perspective but its feasibility must be proven also in relation to the costs of components.

This also proves significant in relation to (auto mobility, as automobile practices cannot only be derived from societal needs but rather arise because they become feasible by the car [cf. 18].

Proteins of interest were further investigated using the NCBI Conserved Domain Database, which in several cases proved illuminating in relation to possible function.

Services offering early assistance after childbirth, especially home-visiting programs (e.g. the KfdN prevention project, or comparable projects), which have proved effective in relation to children's social development and reducing dysfunctionality of mother-child interaction [ 33], can be a sensible addition in the outreach context.

Any biological marker will therefore have to prove its value in relation to clinical markers, and not necessarily vice versa.

But perhaps the primary point is how resilient so-called 'traditional' ideas prove to be in relation to critical matters of health in the urban context.