Sentence examples for relate any of from inspiring English sources

This is a contribution to the ongoing literature as is the attempt to relate any of the observed additionalities to the firms' characteristics, their perceived barriers to innovation and the degree to which they make use of the public support system.

In any event, trying to relate any of that to some need to relocate refineries defies all logic.

We could not relate any of these findings to previous or current DMARD usage.

However, it was not possible to relate any of the environmental variables (Tables  1, 2) to the phytoplankton community composition by CCA with statistical significance.

However, without knowing the size of a goldfish eye, one cannot relate any of the speeds they probed experimentally to the speed of objects in the environment.

However, already the original English version's initial evaluation could not relate any of its scales with glycated haemoglobin [ 19], and this result is supported by studies from several countries, which did not find significant associations of the SDSCA scales with HbA1c either [ 62- 65].

Gail Schwartz: Do you think he related any of his [war-time] background to his clients?

Another questionnaire assessed the extent to which exposed workers related any of their current physical, psychological or practical/financial problems to the air disaster and its aftermath.

The fact that they relate any sort of drinking to me is not a good thing.

Some, of course, won't relate to any of this.

"'I didn't relate to any of the characters' means 'I caught sight of my rage in the mirror'," suggests Eaves.