Sentence examples for recognizable relationship from inspiring English sources

The work wife has become the most recognizable relationship in the workplace: a woman with whom you get lunch, share secrets, drink one-too-many tequila cocktails before 7 p.m., when you go home to a meal of macaroni and cheese eaten over the stove.

Each number is assigned a consonant based on some kind of recognizable relationship between the two: 0 - z, s, soft c - "z" is the first letter of zero.

Using two different approaches (InterProScan and IntFOLD) we found that 72 of the 491 CSEPs have recognizable relationships to ribonucleases (Additional file 7).

These cross-plots are then evaluated for any recognizable functional relationship.

For the above group 1 subgroups, we therefore found that most of the mammalian components are present in chick often with clearly recognizable orthologous relationship.

It seems clear that cultural items of many kinds (most obviously languages, but also tools and techniques) also stand in recognizable genealogical relationships, and this has led many biological anthropologists to use phylogenetic methods borrowed or adapted from the biological sciences in order to reconstruct the history of borrowings in the cultural realm.

All the known mammalian members of this subgroup are found in chick with recognizable orthologous relationships (Fig. 6B).

Although some adverse events did emerge in patients administered FGF-2, no relationship was recognizable between frequency of these events and FGF-2 concentrations.

The secondary cancellous bone within the medullary region was formed by at least three resorption-reconstruction cycles recognizable by cross-cutting relationships, but it also contains small fragments of primary cortex in the periphery.

Within the latter group of species, a principal component (PC) analysis based on either intron number or exon position also divided the monocotyledonous and dicotyledonous species into two recognizable clades, although the relationships between the land plant species was somewhat different when a clustering analysis was applied as an alternative to the PC.

Initially there might be very little backing for the need for such an alternative; there will be legal complications, governments might prefer a notion of openness that is voluntary, companies would want to see the relationship to a recognizable business model and public institutions will have to be persuaded.