Sentence examples for relates at from inspiring English sources

Postsurgical radiotherapy is currently under greater study in relation to molecular predictability, but this relates at least as much to predicting normal tissue damage as to the antitumour efficacy of the treatment.

He relates, at length, the story of the Little Ice Age, the five-hundred-year period, in the early modern age, when Europe was colder than it has been since or was before.

In the chapter titled "Reflect, Then Decide," Giuliani relates at length how he chose a course of treatment for his prostate cancer — he opted for radiation seed implants and external radiation — and also how he chose the physician to implant the seeds.

A vigorous still-life of pears, from 1918, furtively emulates Cézanne and van Gogh, with broken brushwork that relates at once to the rounded solidity of the objects and to the flat design of the picture; Hassam had eyes to see possibilities that he lacked the guts to embrace.

As Tapscott relates at the beginning of this book, people aged between 11 and 31 have tended to be looked down upon by their elders (in other words, would-be employers) as ignorant, easily distracted, self-obsessed and work-shy – among many other none-too-complimentary things.

"I was standing right next to him the other night when three men came by motorcycle and dragged him away," his sister relates at his wake.

Table  2 relates at-risk populations to specific adverse events.

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With regard to ICT-related ATs, they manifested a lack of perceived need and usefulness.

It is not related at all to skills like empathy.

No, we're not related, at least not to my knowledge.