Sentence examples for relates more closely from inspiring English sources

Whether the sample relates more closely to the substance or to the practice of the employer requesting it is a judgment call; either can be fine.

In order to develop strategies for overcoming tumor tolerance we have developed an inducible mouse model of autochthonus hepatocellular carcinoma growth, which relates more closely to the clinical situation than transplantation tumors.

This is because, where section 911 is the operative section, the expense normally relates more closely to gross income generated from activities than to the amount of capital utilized or invested in activities or property.

This overall trend implies that the secular change of atmospheric pCO2 relates more closely to that of total CO2 concentration in seawater rather than pH change.

Energy justice in the context of conventional systems tends to focus on the prohibitive principle (though with increasing concerns also of energy poverty [14]), whereas work relating to developing countries relates more closely to the affirmative principle but typically using language of equality rather than justice, specifically [15] (reflected upon further in the discussion).

This relates more closely with our findings that suggest that UAG does not independently activate a hypothalamic or central pathway, at least in Ghsr deficient mice.

This interpretation is suggested by the fact that Gitmo and PanRS are geographically close to the other Caribbean samples yet are genetically related more closely to the Brazilian collections.

Taxes could be related more closely to the cost of governmental services.

For example, millennials relate more closely to their families and institutions than do Gen X'ers, he said.

The results indicate that the mechanical properties of SFRC are related more closely to volume fraction than to aggregate size.

I like to see myself as a composer though, strangely, I feel I'm related more closely to a jazz player than a classical player.